Applied Philosophy

emotional reaction. However, that does not imply that being emphatic,even severe during a situation is uncalled for, as being conscious isnot synonymous with being feeble. You may very well need to gothrough a situation, uncomfortable as it may be, but let go of it assoon as it is over. Remember, you are no the situation but the beingobserving it!Moreover, recognize and validate, also while in conscious presence,the level and quality of the underlying tranquil, reassuring, healthyenergy which surfaces during and remains after the detractingcontent of an event has been transmuted. Be completely certain thatthe unhealthy energy associated with mental drama will be dissipatedwhile attended in conscious presence. This deep conviction and itsaccompanying sensation increase the speed of the healing process.Slowly but steadily, through careful attention, practice and repetition,the skill of how and on what should energy be directed at, will behoned. Have faith in yourself and be very attentive to the sensationsevoked by any and all experience, this is your real link and measuringstick with that which is healthy and flows with the true nature ofthings.Results will materialize in accord with the capacity to be consistent atplacing energy of attention where most effective. Awareness ofsensations will validate the way to auspicious results. Over time andafter repeatedly authenticating the practice through experience, itwill be felt that a moment not in conscious presence is a moment thathas not really been lived…..and it will not be far from truth. Thesensation experienced when fully immersed in conscious presence isone of auspicious joy and satisfying happiness. Perform this practicedaily, as many times as possible and if realistic, maintain the mind inconscious presence throughout the day, it is doable. Over time see andfeel how distorted information is steadily transmuted and replacedwith information that will bring joy to you and other sentient beings.This is an excellent way of applying antidote in harmony withtransmuting ignorance and obscurations which we all inherit anddevelop at one time or another.After taking care of ignorance that is obvious, consciously directattention at sensations that initially may be fairly imperceptible, overtime they will be seen and felt in greater detail and clarity, until madeto dissolve and disappear (transmutation). Even when initially thesource of the detraction is not clearly identifiable, its uneasy energywill be felt, thus, while in conscious presence, place energy ofattention on it, it is just a matter of time until it will be visible. With8