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Nothing to post for this area as yet.  In the meantime here is an extract from one of my favorite books "The Power of Now".

What about nonresistance in the face of violence aggression and the like?

Nonresistance doesn't necessarily mean doing nothing. All it means is that any "doing" becomes nonreactive. Remember the deep wisdom underlying the practice of Eastern martial arts: don't resist the opponent's force. Yield to overcome. Having said that doing nothing when you are in a state of intense presence is a very powerful transformer and healer of situations and people. In Taoism there is a term called wuwei which is usually translated as "actionless activity' or "sitting quietly doing nothing." In ancient China this was regarded as one of the highest achievements or virtues. It is radically different from inactivity in the ordinary state of consciousness or rather unconsciousness which stems from fear inertia or indecision. The real "doing nothing" implies inner nonresistance and intense alertness. On the other hand if action is required you will no longer react from your conditioned mind but you will respond to the situation out of your conscious presence. In that state your mind is free of concepts including the concept of nonviolence. So who can predict what you will do? The ego believes that in your resistance lies your strength whereas in truth resistance cuts you off from Being the only place of true power. Resistance is weakness and fear masquerading as strength. What the ego sees as weakness is your Being in its purity innocence and power. What it sees as strength is weakness. So the ego exists in a continuous resistance-mode and plays counterfeit roles to cover up your "weakness which in truth is your power.

Until there is surrender unconscious role-playing constitutes a large part of human interaction. In surrender you no longer need ego defenses and false masks. You become very simple very real. That's dangerous says the ego. You'll get hurt. You'll become vulnerable." What the ego doesn't know of course is that only through the letting go of resistance through becoming "vulnerable can you discover your true and essential invulnerability.

Transforming Illness Into Enlightenment

If someone is seriously ill and completely accepts their condition and surrenders to the illness would they not have given up their will to get back to health? The determination to fight the illness would not be there any more would it?

Surrender is inner acceptance of what is without any reservations. We are talking about your life - this instant - not the conditions or circumstances of your life not what I call your life situation. We have spoken about this already. With regard to illness this is what it means. Illness is part of your life situation. As such it has a past and a future. Past and future form an uninterrupted continuum unless the redeeming power of the Now is activated through your conscious presence. As you know underneath the various conditions that make up your life situation which exists in time there is something deeper more essential: your Life your very Being in the timeless Now. As there are no problems in the Now there is no illness either. The belief in a label that someone attaches to your condition keeps the condition in place empowers it and makes a seemingly solid reality out of a temporary imbalance. It gives it not only reality and solidity but also a continuity in time that it did not have before. By focusing on this instant and refraining from labeling it mentally illness is reduced to one or several of these factors: physical pain weakness discomfort or disability. That is what you surrender to - now. You do not surrender to the idea of illness." Allow the suffering to force you into the present moment into a state of intense conscious presence. Use it for enlightenment. Surrender does not transform what is at least not directly. Surrender transforms you. When you are transformed your whole world is transformed because the world is only a reflection. We spoke about this earlier.

Clairvoyance Derbyshire

3- Clairvoyance in time- that is to say the capacity to see objects or events which are removed from the seer in time or in other words the power of looking into the past or the future. [Page 26]

CHAPTER -2-

SIMPLE CLAIRVOYANCE: FULL

We have defined this as a mere opening of etheric or astral sight which enables the possessor to see whatever may be present around him on corresponding levels but is not usually accompanied by the power of seeing anything at a great distance or of reading either the past or the future. It is hardly possible altogether to exclude these latter faculties for astral sight necessarily has considerably greater extension than physical and fragmentary pictures of both past and future are often casually visible even to clairvoyants who do not know how to seek specially for them; but there is nevertheless a very real distinction between such incidental glimpses and the definite power of projection of the sight either in space or time.

We find among sensitive people all degrees of this kind of clairvoyance from that of the man who gets a vague impression which hardly deserves the name of sight at all up to the full possession of etheric and astral vision respectively. Perhaps the simplest method will be for us to begin by describing what would be visible in the case of this fuller development of the [Page 27] power as the cases of its partial possession will then be seen to fall naturally into their places.

Let us take the etheric vision first. This consists simply as has already been said in susceptibility to a far larger series of physical vibrations than ordinary but nevertheless its possession brings into view a good deal to which the majority of the human race still remains blind. Let us consider what changes its acquisition produces in the aspect of familiar objects animate and inanimate and then see to what entirely new factors it introduces us. But it must be remembered that what I am about to describe is the result of the full and perfectly-controlled possession of the faculty only and that most of the instances met with in real life will be likely to fall far short of it in one direction or another.

The most striking change produced in the appearance of inanimate objects by the acquisition of this faculty is that most of them become almost transparent owing to the difference in wavelength of some of the vibrations to which the man has now become susceptible. He finds himself capable of performing with the utmost ease the proverbial feat of "seeing through a brick wall for to his newly-acquired vision the brick wall seems to have a consistency no greater than that of a light mist. He therefore sees what is going on in an adjoining room almost as though no intervening wall existed; he can describe with accuracy the contents of a locked box or read a sealed letter; with a little practice he can find a given passage in a closed [Page 28] book. This last feat though perfectly easy to astral vision presents considerable difficulty to one using etheric sight because of the fact that each page has to be looked at through all those which happen to be superimposed upon it.

Clairvoyance Derbyshire

Alport Height-Derbyshire (Near - Wirksworth) - Alsop En Le Dale-Derbyshire (Near - Ashbourne) - Amber Row-Derbyshire (Near Alfreton) - Arkwright Town-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Ashbourne Green-Derbyshire (Near - Ashbourne) - Ashford In The Water-Derbyshire (Near - Bakewell) - Ashover Hay-Derbyshire (Near Matlock) - Aston On Trent-Derbyshire (Near - Derby) - Ault Hucknall-Derbyshire (Near Sutton - In Ashfield) - Barber Booth-Derbyshire (Near - Tideswell) - Barrow Hill-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Barrow On Trent-Derbyshire (Near - Derby) - Beighton Hill-Derbyshire (Near - Wirksworth) - Belper Lane End-Derbyshire (Near - Ripley) - Birch Vale-Derbyshire (Near New - Mills) - Bole Hill-Derbyshire (Near Dronfield) - Brailsford Green-Derbyshire (Near - Ashbourne) - Calver Sough-Derbyshire (Near - Bakewell) - Carr Vale-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Castle Gresley-Derbyshire (Near - Swadlincote) - Chapel En Le Frith-Derbyshire (Near - Whaley Bridge) - Chapel Milton-Derbyshire (Near Whaley - Bridge) - Chunal-Derbyshire (Near New Mills) - Church Broughton-Derbyshire (Near - Burton On Trent) - Church Gresley-Derbyshire (Near - Swadlincote) - Clay Cross-Derbyshire (Near Alfreton) - Coal Aston-Derbyshire (Near Dronfield) - Cock Alley-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Common Side-Derbyshire (Near - Dronfield) - Coplow Dale-Derbyshire (Near - Tideswell) - Coton In The Elms-Derbyshire (Near - Swadlincote) - Coton Park-Derbyshire (Near - Swadlincote) - Cowers Lane-Derbyshire (Near - Wirksworth) - Crich Carr-Derbyshire (Near - Wirksworth) - Cross Hill-Derbyshire (Near Ripley) - Cross O' Th' Hands-Derbyshire (Near - Wirksworth) - Dale End-Derbyshire (Near Darley - Dale) - Darley Abbey-Derbyshire (Near Derby) - Darley Bridge-Derbyshire (Near Darley - Dale) - Darley Dale-Derbyshire Denby - Bottles-Derbyshire - Denby Bottles-Derbyshire (Near - Ripley) - Denby Village-Derbyshire (Near - Ripley) - Doe Lea-Derbyshire (Near Sutton In - Ashfield) - Dove Holes-Derbyshire (Near Buxton) - Dronfield Woodhouse-Derbyshire (Near - Dronfield) - Earl Sterndale-Derbyshire (Near - Buxton) - Emmett Carr-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Farnah Green-Derbyshire (Near Ripley) - Fenny Bentley-Derbyshire (Near - Ashbourne) - Furness Vale-Derbyshire (Near New - Mills) - Giltbrook-Nottinghamshire (Near - Eastwood) - Golden Valley-Derbyshire (Near - Ripley) - Grange Mill-Derbyshire (Near - Wirksworth) - Great Cubley-Derbyshire (Near - Uttoxeter) - Great Hucklow-Derbyshire (Near - Tideswell) - Great Longstone-Derbyshire (Near - Bakewell) - Green Fairfield-Derbyshire (Near - Buxton) - Hales Green-Derbyshire (Near - Ashbourne) - Hallam Fields-Derbyshire (Near - Eastwood) - Hallfield Gate-Derbyshire (Near - Alfreton) - Harpur Hill-Derbyshire (Near Buxton) - High Cross Bank-Derbyshire (Near - Swadlincote) - Hills Town-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Holbeck Woodhouse-Derbyshire (Near - Worksop) - Holbrook Moor-Derbyshire (Near - Ripley) - Hollow Meadows-Derbyshire (Near - Stocksbridge) - Horsley Gate-Derbyshire (Near - Dronfield) - Horsley Woodhouse-Derbyshire (Near - Ripley) - Horwich End-Derbyshire (Near Whaley - Bridge) - Hulland Ward-Derbyshire (Near - Ashbourne) - Ireton Wood-Derbyshire (Near - Wirksworth) - King Sterndale-Derbyshire (Near - Buxton) - King'S Newton-Derbyshire (Near Derby) - Kirk Hallam-Derbyshire (Near - Eastwood) - Kirk Ireton-Derbyshire (Near - Wirksworth) - Kirk Langley-Derbyshire (Near Derby) - Lane Ends-Derbyshire (Near Burton On - Trent) - Langley Common-Derbyshire (Near - Derby) - Langley Green-Derbyshire (Near Derby) - Langley Mill-Derbyshire (Near - Eastwood) - Lea Bridge-Derbyshire (Near Matlock) - Linton Heath-Derbyshire (Near - Swadlincote) - Little Cubley-Derbyshire (Near - Uttoxeter) - Little Eaton-Derbyshire (Near Derby) - Little Hallam-Derbyshire (Near - Eastwood) - Little Hayfield-Derbyshire (Near New - Mills) - Little Hucklow-Derbyshire (Near - Tideswell) - Little Longstone-Derbyshire (Near - Bakewell) - Litton Mill-Derbyshire (Near - Tideswell) - Long Duckmanton-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Long Eaton-Derbyshire (Near - Nottingham) - Low Leighton-Derbyshire (Near New - Mills) - Lower Birchwood-Derbyshire (Near - Alfreton) - Lower Crossings-Derbyshire (Near - Whaley Bridge) - Lower Hartshay-Derbyshire (Near - Ripley) - Lower Kilburn-Derbyshire (Near - Ripley) - Lower Lumsdale-Derbyshire (Near - Matlock) - Maes Y Waen-Derbyshire (Near Ripley) - Mapleton-Derbyshire (Near Ashbourne) - Marsh Lane-Derbyshire (Near Dronfield) - Marston Montgomery-Derbyshire (Near - Uttoxeter) - Marston On Dove-Derbyshire (Near - Burton On Trent) - Mastin Moor-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Matlock Bank-Derbyshire (Near - Matlock) - Matlock Bath-Derbyshire (Near - Matlock) - Middle Handley-Derbyshire (Near - Dronfield) - Middleton (Youlgreave)-Derbyshire - (Near Bakewell) - Millers Dale-Derbyshire (Near - Tideswell) - Millers Green-Derbyshire (Near - Wirksworth) - Monsal Dale-Derbyshire (Near - Tideswell) - Mount Pleasant-Derbyshire (Near - Ripley) - Muggintonlane End-Derbyshire (Near - Wirksworth) - Nether Handley-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Nether Heage-Derbyshire (Near Ripley) - Nether Moor-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Nether Padley-Derbyshire (Near - Tideswell) - New Brampton-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - New Houghton-Derbyshire (Near - Mansfield) - New Mills-Derbyshire New Tupton-Derbyshire - New Tupton-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - New Whittington-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Newton Grange-Derbyshire (Near - Ashbourne) - Newton Solney-Derbyshire (Near Burton - On Trent) - Normanton Common-Derbyshire (Near - Derby) - North Wingfield-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Oaks Green-Derbyshire (Near Uttoxeter) - Old Brampton-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Old Dam-Derbyshire (Near Tideswell) - Old Glossop-Derbyshire (Near - Stalybridge) - Old Tupton-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Old Whittington-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Over Burrows-Derbyshire (Near Derby) - Over Haddon-Derbyshire (Near Bakewell) - Over Woodhouse-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Park Head-Derbyshire (Near Alfreton) - Peak Dale-Derbyshire (Near Buxton) - Peak Forest-Derbyshire (Near - Tideswell) - Pear Tree-Derbyshire (Near Derby) - Pilsley Green-Derbyshire (Near - Alfreton) - Pleasley Vale-Derbyshire (Near - Mansfield) - Priestcliffe Ditch-Derbyshire (Near - Tideswell) - Primrose Hill-Derbyshire (Near - Alfreton) - Pye Bridge-Derbyshire (Near Alfreton) - Shelton Lock-Derbyshire (Near Derby) - Shottle Gate-Derbyshire (Near - Wirksworth) - Smalley Common-Derbyshire (Near - Eastwood) - Smalley Green-Derbyshire (Near - Eastwood) - Smithy Houses-Derbyshire (Near - Ripley) - Somersal Herbert-Derbyshire (Near - Uttoxeter) - South Normanton-Derbyshire (Near - Alfreton) - South Wingfield-Derbyshire (Near - Alfreton) - Sparrow Pit-Derbyshire (Near Whaley - Bridge) - Stanhope Bretby-Derbyshire (Near - Swadlincote) - Stanley Common-Derbyshire (Near - Eastwood) - Stanton By Bridge-Derbyshire (Near - Derby) - Stanton By Dale-Derbyshire (Near - Eastwood) - Stanton In Peak-Derbyshire (Near - Darley Dale) - Stenson Fields-Derbyshire (Near - Derby) - Sterndale Moor-Derbyshire (Near - Buxton) - Stoney Middleton-Derbyshire (Near - Bakewell) - Stony Houghton-Derbyshire (Near - Mansfield) - Street Lane-Derbyshire (Near Ripley) - Sunnyhill-Derbyshire (Near Derby) - Sutton On The Hill-Derbyshire (Near - Burton On Trent) - Sutton Scarsdale-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Temple Normanton-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Toadhole Furnace-Derbyshire (Near - Alfreton) - Totley Rise-Derbyshire (Near - Dronfield) - Two Dales-Derbyshire (Near Darley - Dale) - Unstone Green-Derbyshire (Near - Dronfield) - Upper Birchwood-Derbyshire (Near - Alfreton) - Upper End-Derbyshire (Near Buxton) - Upper Hackney-Derbyshire (Near - Matlock) - Upper Hartshay-Derbyshire (Near - Ripley) - Upper Langwith-Derbyshire (Near - Mansfield) - Upper Midhope-South Yorkshire (Near - Penistone) - Upper Padley-Derbyshire (Near - Tideswell) - Upper Town-Derbyshire (Near Darley - Dale) - Upper Town-Derbyshire (Near - Wirksworth) - Walton On Trent-Derbyshire (Near - Burton On Trent) - Warsop Vale-Derbyshire (Near - Mansfield) - West Hallam Common-Derbyshire (Near - Eastwood) - West Hallam-Derbyshire (Near - Eastwood) - West Handley-Derbyshire (Near - Dronfield) - Weston On Trent-Derbyshire (Near - Derby) - Weston Underwood-Derbyshire (Near - Derby) - Whaley Bridge-Derbyshire Whittington - Moor-Derbyshire - Whittington Moor-Derbyshire (Near - Chesterfield) - Whitwell Common-Derbyshire (Near - Worksop) - Wilday Green-Derbyshire (Near - Dronfield) - Wooley Bridge-Derbyshire (Near - Stalybridge) - Woolley Moor-Derbyshire (Near - Alfreton) - &Nbsp; -

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