Boy what a clear full moon tonight. I watched a Mooji video where he was talking about Christ's meeting with Nicodemus-having to do with the dettached and flowing nature of the spiritual mind, observing from the point of view of the here and now, unpredictable in the moment. Then after watching the video I decided to walk outside and everything was crystal clear.

Space itself was clear and slightly illuminated, and the stars were a bit washed out by the bright lamp of the moon. So there I was in the street just a few paces from my driveway thinking about all of these things. The concept of need in particular. I was thinking that it was only because of some projection into the future that I could possibly think I need money. And then I thought that all I needed was the oxygen in the air, and for it to be a certain temperature for my body to survive. And then I spoke aloud,"but even these things only my body needs, my spirit needs none of it"-and that is the exact moment this little white/blue orb flew past me through space at a very fast speed-I would guess 600 miles per hour or so-it was just a momentary streak. This is the second time I have been visited by fast moving orbs.

There is one area of space my attention is very much drawn to. I guess its in the south/southeast section of the sky, fairly vertical. There is a somewhat bright star, which when my eye fixes on it begins to reveal a multitude of slightly dimmer stars in a circle around it. These dimmer stars then start to sort of move around in different patterns, very often circular so that it can look like a UFO with light moving about the center. Other times it seems like a dimensional vortex, with a sense of depth in the center.

The meaning of all of this seems to be that grace and salvation is a place in the here and now-apart from concepts and projections of past and future. Papaji, Mooji's teacher, said that the easiest way to stop the wheels from turning in the mind is through non-effort,"allow your mind to stop." And then you become of aware of the presence of the witness. He who watches everything but has no interest or attachment to ideas or even events. I practice this sometimes. It is true. When the weight of ideas lifts off you it is like heaven itself. Anyway, all of these things I have observed and I offer them for your consideration. ~Peace