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Fishguard - Haverfordwest - Milford Haven - Narberth - Neyland - Pembroke - Pembroke Dock - St David'S City - Tenby -

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Notice Board for this Area

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".

According to Einstein space and time are not separate. I don't really understand it but I think he is saying that time is the fourth dimension of space. He calls it the "space-time continuum."

Yes. What you perceive externally as space and time are ultimately illusory but they contain a core of truth. They are the two essential attributes of God infinity and eternity perceived as if they had an external existence outside you. Within you both space and time have an inner equivalent that reveals their true nature as well as your own. Whereas space is the still infinitely deep realm of no-mind the inner equivalent of time is presence awareness of the eternal Now. Remember that there is no distinction between them. When space and time are realized within as the Unmanifested - no-mind and presence - external space and time continue to exist for you but they become much less important. The world too continues to exist for you but it will not bind you anymore. Hence the ultimate purpose of the world lies not within the world but in transcendence of the world. Just as you would not be conscious of space if there were no objects in space the world is needed for the Unmanifested to be realized. You may have heard the Buddhist saying: "If there were no illusion there would be no enlightenment." It is through the world and ultimately through you that the Unmanifested knows itself. You are here to enable the divine purpose of the universe to unfold. That is how important you are!

Conscious Death

Apart from dreamless sleep which I mentioned already there is one other involuntary portal. It opens up briefly at the time of physical death. Even if you have missed all the other opportunities for spiritual realization during your lifetime one last portal will open up for you immediately after the body has died. There are countless accounts by people who had a visual impression of this portal as radiant light and then returned from what is commonly known as a near-death experience. Many of them also spoke of a sense of blissful serenity and deep peace. In the Tibetan Book of the Dead it is described as "the luminous splendor of the colorless light of Emptiness which it says is your own true self." This portal opens up only very briefly and unless you have already encountered the dimension of the Unmanifested in your lifetime you will likely miss it. Most people carry too much residual resistance too much fear too much attachment to sensory experience too much identification with the manifested world. So they see the portal turn away in fear and then lose consciousness. Most of what happens after that is involuntary and automatic. Eventually there will be another round of birth and death. Their presence wasn't strong enough yet for conscious immortality.

So going through this portal does not mean annihilation?

As with all the other portals your radiant true nature remains but not the personality. In any case whatever is real or of true value in your personality is your true nature shining through. This is never lost. Nothing that is of value nothing that is real is ever lost. Approaching death and death itself the dissolution of the physical form is always a great opportunity for spiritual realization. This opportunity is tragically missed most of the time since we live in a culture that is almost totally ignorant of death as it is almost totally ignorant of anything that truly matters. Every portal is a portal of death the death of the false self. When you go through it you cease to derive your identity from your psychological mind-made form. You then realize that death is an illusion just as your identification with form was an illusion. The end of illusion - that's all that death is. It is painful only as long as you cling to illusion.

Clairvoyance Pembrokeshire

"As nothing happened for a considerable period the circumstance of the dream was soon forgotten and as she herself asserts had altogether passed away from her mind. However seven years afterwards this same housekeeper was left with two other servants to take [Page 135] charge of an isolated mansion at Kensington (subsequently the town residence of the family) when on a certain Sunday evening her fellow-servants having gone out and left her alone she was suddenly startled by a loud knock at the front door.

"All of a sudden the remembrance of her former dream returned to her with singular vividness and remarkable force and she felt her lonely isolation greatly. Accordingly having at once lighted a lamp on the hall table - during which act the loud knock was repeated with vigour - she took the precaution to go up to a landing on the stair and throw up the window; and there to her intense terror she saw in the flesh the very man who years previously she had seen in her dream armed with the bludgeon and demanding an entrance.

"With great presence of mind she went down to the chief entrance made that and other doors and windows more secure and then rang the various bells of the house violently and placed lights in the upper rooms. It was concluded that by the acts the intruder was scared away.

Evidently in this case also the dream was of practical use as without it the worthy housekeeper would without doubt from sheer force of habit have opened the door in the ordinary way in answer to the knock.

It is not however only in dream that the ego impresses his lower self with what he thinks it well for it to know. Many instances showing this might be taken from the books but instead of quoting from them I [Page 136] will give a case related only a few weeks ago by a lady of my acquaintance - a case which although not surrounded with any romantics incident has at least the merit of being new.

My friend then has two quite young children and a little while ago the elder of them caught (as was supposed) a bad cold and suffered for some days from a complete stoppage in the upper part of the nose. The mother thought little of this expecting it to pass off until one day she suddenly saw before her in the air what she describes as a picture of a room in the centre of which was a table on which her child was lying insensible or dead with some people bending over her. The minutest details of the scene were clear to her and she particularly noticed that the child wore a white nightdress whereas she knew that all garments of that description possessed by her little daughter happened to be pink.

The vision impressed her considerably and suggested to her for the first time that the child might be suffering from something more serious than a cold so she carried her off to a hospital for examination. The surgeon who attended to her discovered the presence of dangerous growth in the nose which he pronounced must be removed. A few days later the child was taken to the hospital for the operation and was put to bed. When the mother arrived at the hospital she found she had forgotten to bring one of the child's night-dresses and so the nurses had to supply one which was white. In this white dress the operation [Page 137] was performed on the girl the next day in the room that her mother saw in her vision every circumstance being exactly reproduced.

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