What's "Mysticism?" - That's What New Client for Tarot Readings Asks

 Those of us who grew up Roman Catholic had been blessed with an intuitive sense of the mystical. We believed that there was a dimension beyond planet earth and a force to guide and protect us. We happened to label that "God."

In psychic outreach we call that presence "spirit," "universe," "higher self" and more. 

In 12-step programs, which are highly spiritual, old timers refer to the essence as "higher power." The 11th step of AA's Twelve Steps goes into great detail about that. 

In opposition to spirit is what psychologist Carl Jung determined was a "shadow self." That was jam-packed with poisonous thoughts and provided a platform for the kind of behavior that has been so destructive beginning in the Garden of Eden. 

However, any understanding of mysticism which comes so easily to some of us is difficult to grasp for others. That dawned on me when a new client who was in a lot of pain was reaching out. They asked me to explain "mysticism."

Talk is cheap. Of course, I went through the verbals about mysticism. Then I got to where the value is created: action. I instructed them to light a small white candle. Stare into it for 10 minutes as a passive entity. During that time continually clear the mind of intrusive thoughts. That ritual creates the experience that is mysticism. What blossoms is the lightness of being, even when externals aren't going so hot. 

Takeaway: Mysticism is surrendering ourselves to the guidance of what isn't us. 

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