Roll Call: Serge (Joseph), Mark (Philip), Ellen (Kwaa'Ji), Alan
(Regoronn), Alyssa, Lisa (Lauramar), Chuck, Tom (Desiré), Theresa
(Ramanuja), Brian (El-Don), and Anya (Greensleeves)
[Mark and Serge talked about their recent vacation in Mexico during
pre-chat and their hopes of going back again within the next few years
to hold a Kris workshop there.]
KRIS: Now we trust that you are all comfortable and we thank you for
your consideration.
MARK: Thank you.
KRIS: And how many participants are coming to Puerto Vallarta?
(Group laughter and shouts of "Yes!" "Count me in!")
ANYA: Hey everybody, can we get spoiled?
KRIS: Indeed, spoiling yourselves is quite welcome! This evening we
would like to speak about something that is both present and not
present at the same time in many metaphysical circles. Something that
of late has also been dearly missed and made even more endearing by
its lack of presence, by its mere absence. It does leave a great
vacuum and it is not specifically a criticism, but more so a challenge
as well as a critique of something that may indeed need to be looked
at more carefully and expanded upon. And that is PHILOSOPHIA.
Philosophy. Which contains both the words logic: logos, and sophia:
wisdom. Do you follow?
(Yes)
And we bring it up quite specifically because it is an element that
appears to be present in many kinds of metaphysical and New Age
teachings, but for all intents and purposes actually presents itself
more as a pseudo-philosophy. We endear all of you to look at many such
teachings and notice what we are speaking about, that in many such
circles there is much less of a philosophy presented as there is the
idea of a disembodied or discarnate intelligence come on down onto the
stage to give answers, information, sometimes that the delivery itself
is much more of a "this is how the deal goes; this is the information,
take it or leave it." where the cards that you are being dealt are
rather rough around the edges with sometimes very little
sophistication presented in it at all.
We are not specifically saying that the answers and information and
materials should be dripping with sentimentalism, but instead there is
a lack of well rounded out explorations into the meaning of things,
where things are often reduced to a minimalistic approach and that the
audience should be satisfied with such a delivery. Often such
information is presented in a way that should also be considered of
the highest caliber and purity that can possibly be presented,
specifically because it is devoid of any sophistication whatsoever!
This - though in its own right is nothing nefarious at all - is also
an indication that there is perhaps even multi-layered attempts to
clarify understandings, to clarify the delivery of information, often
without a foundation in knowledge or wisdom; or wisdom itself
presented in such a watered down effect that for all intents and
purposes by that very action it becomes unpalatable, presented in such
a way that questions and inquiries are not sufficiently developed.
Thus the material in itself does not receive the opportunity to be
nurtured with explorations, to be nurtured with further inquiries and
developments, as if prattling off a few answers from on high should be
sufficient to bring about an unleashing or an avalanche of clarity of
consciousness. Often the very opposite is the result, where thinking
for oneself especially in the higher sophisticated realms of
philosophy and philosophical musings are considered a waste of time,
perhaps even as a blockage to inner realizations and truths. Do you
follow what we are saying?
(Yes)
And in particular this may also very well be a reflection, not of your
personal lives - you here right now - but of many other people's
personal views on their own life philosophies, or their own life's
quest for meaning, as if reducing information and knowledge to the
most common denominator in itself should trigger deeper realizations,
whilst the effects themselves, as pointed out, may indeed be
counter-productive, no longer triggering inner explorations and
introspections even to the point of preventing further self-thinking.
Because one does not need much thinking if you can simply have all of
life's mysteries answered through Paypal! Do you follow?
CHUCK: What would then stimulate your desire to broaden your
connection to your Essence, then?
KRIS: Indeed! And what of it? How would you broaden those horizons of
self-research?
CHUCK: Through pursuing those questions.. You know, when you expose
yourself to this information, to me, questions almost naturally come
about and I allow myself to have experiences in life and then to have
information come in and then to explore more things and to notice the
changes as various parts of my psyche seem to work in different ways.
but it's all through exploration, it's not through just asking or even
showing up at these workshops and listening to information and saying
"Okay, that's it," it's about taking that and doing something with it.
KRIS: Indeed and that is our point or one of our points entirely, is
that these types of open-ended discussions and presentations and
discourses are meant to push one's own envelopes, to push one's own
comfort zones and not necessarily to have you listen to our words or
other's words and take those as the absolute answers but merely as
stepping stones to further your own quest and thirst for knowledge,
for understanding, for wisdom, for growth, for fulfillment. Does that
reflect your perspective?
CHUCK: It does.
KRIS: Indeed. And we are pointing it out specifically because you here
now have become accustomed to the manner in which we function and we
say this because through your - and this applies to all of you -
through your perspectives, through your ever-expanding horizons, your
sense of discovery of yourselves, you inspire others to do something
similar.
It is not to say that this view must be imposed upon others. On the
contrary, that would also be self-defeating, but what can occur is
that the actions that you take subjectively and objectively as a
result of these deeper discussions and inquiries literally propels and
challenges others to also look at the mysteries of their own
philosophies of life and to bring out the best, the deepest, the
highest, and the most of what is already within them. As in the due
course of mining for diamonds, you may stumble upon a piece of coal
that might ordinarily be cast aside as nothing more than a lump of
rock but the expert miner knows that within the lump of coal may
indeed be a precious jewel that merely needs to be brought out so that
it can catch the light and refract it, do you follow?
(Yes)
In many ways people want to find those diamonds, the diamonds of
wisdom and knowledge but not everyone is willing to mine for it and
even many who might consider mining are often not necessarily willing
to chip away the layers of coal that are hiding the diamond within;
and of those, there may indeed be few who are willing to chip away the
coal to expose the diamond within AND to polish the stone so that its
refractive properties are brought out in their essence, so that the
stone is magnificently displayed in all of its splendor. Does that
make sense to you?
(Yes)
So, in so many words, we are encouraging YOU all as well, through your
actions, through your examples, through your behavior, that you may
encourage others who are also contemplating mining for their own
diamonds, that it is well worth not only the mining but the chipping
away the layers of coal. And people can indeed be enticed, encouraged.
People CAN, because the discovery of their own inner resources is
empowering. Does that also make sense to you?
CHUCK: Very much.
KRIS: Our initial thrust into this discussion is also to remind you
that your own lives display in words, in deeds, the very philosophies
that you abide by even if you may not consciously be aware of the
process. Everything about you and your life IS a philosophical
statement of that very existence. Does that make sense?
CHUCK: It does.
KRIS: And as any philosophy worth its salt, there need be good
discussion. Thus we are encouraging you to take advantage of inquiries
and discussions so that we may enjoy putting each other on the spot!
(Group chuckling)
So please feel free to open up and share your inquiries and questions
on the matter.
THERESA: Kris, when you say that it doesn't matter if you explicitly
talk about what you're doing, that somehow it shines through in your
life and other people can pick up on that, is that something happening
on the subconscious level?
KRIS: If it is occurring on the subconscious level, it will also occur
on the conscious level. For example, take some of the various crises
occurring in the United States and other areas: real estate markets,
financial markets and so on. People are at a loss. They are often
unraveling at the seams, as it were. Do you follow?
THERESA: Yes.
KRIS: And many of these individuals become very easily and rapidly
trained into watching for any further indications that the economy is
crumbling, that colossal disasters are at their heels, and become
easily stressed and upset, losing sleep and so on and so forth.
Someone with your explorations in consciousness and creation might
indeed have a very different point of view. Your perceptions might be
different in such a way that the events that are occurring in your
present world situation are not considered by you to be forever and
permanently as they are.
Your reactions might indeed be very different because your perception
is different. You might not so easily become unraveled and unnerved.
You may keep your cool. You may be like a flame that is protected from
the winds of the storm as opposed to those flames that are exposed.
You may be steady and steadfast, level headed, knowing that the
situation is temporary. It may very well be a situation that is
transitional, leading to other developments where whenever there is
construction, for example, you will find a mess. Wherever there is
deconstruction you will also find a mess because you are tearing down
old systems and getting ready to instill something new. Does that make
sense to you?
THERESA: Yes, that's a very good example. So when you were saying that
just by holding these different perceptions we can change other
people's way of thinking. so even if we don't necessarily have a
conversation about the economy but we're just moving along through it
fairly confidently, that in itself will influence..?
KRIS: It may very well have a sufficient impact where other
individuals may be curious as to your state of mind: why are not you
falling apart every time the news is turned on, every time they
mention that unemployment rates just went up? Why are you not
screaming, delirious with worries?
And it may even lead to a discussion about perception, that perception
IS experience. And you may be sufficiently level-headed enough that if
someone inquires, you may very well be able to offer solid advice, not
on the stock markets or anything of that nature, but simply on an
approach to life that keeps you sheltered not from the storms, but
actually within the storm itself. That unlike the two other little
piggies, your house is made of bricks and no wind may blow it down.
Does that make some sense to you?
THERESA: Yes, that absolutely makes it clear for me, thank you.
KRIS: Indeed, and in light of our previous presentation, we could have
said simply, "You can simply tell them that they are creating that
reality for themselves," and walk away as if somehow or other you are
on a higher rung of living than they are, which would not serve much
purpose, now would it?
THERESA: No.
KRIS: Because without explicitly being judgmental, it is. That is what
we mean by [saying] there is an element of many New Age teachings
where philosophical introspections have simply been castrated. And in
spite of many New Age and metaphysical attempts to rise above as
something highly credible, the watered down approaches are
self-sabotaging. Do you follow?
THERESA: Yes.
KRIS: In other words, there is an old story that you can give a man a
fish and he will be fed for a day, but if you show him how to fish, he
can feed himself every day. The first part of that statement is not
unlike someone telling someone else "Well, you create your problems! I
am sophisticated enough that I know that you create your problems. It
is up to YOU to figure it out, because I know how it is done!" The
second part of that statement, however, may entice the individual to
actually come to an understanding as to how this comes about, how his
situation has gotten to where it is and what are the means and the
ways that he may learn to feed himself every day and never be without
again. Does that make some sense?
THERESA: Yes.
CHUCK: You know, Kris, it strikes me that I think many times
individuals - if we go back to what you were speaking of a little bit
earlier about just having information presented to you and actually
exploring the information and. if I can use the term "embodying" the
information - is the difference between being in a situation and
having somebody having some difficulty and making a statement like
"you're creating your reality," really, from a way of just parroting
the term and not really having a deep understanding of what that means
because I think when you're in that place, you don't just say that to
an individual, you know (a distortion in Chuck's words here) and to
provide something to them..
KRIS: (Breaking in) You may like to repeat the latter part. There was
interference.
CHUCK: Okay.. that if you've come to a place where you've done more
than just listened to someone's words, you've explored these concepts
and embodied these concepts, that when somebody presents a problem to
you, you'll express in a manner that you have a feeling will be
effective if they're open to it, something that will help draw them to
their own deeper understanding.
KRIS: Indeed, we agree completely. Learning by example is indeed the
best teacher of all. When someone does simply mouth off to another
that "it is YOUR reality, therefore YOUR problem" may clearly indicate
that the author of the words or the statement may himself or herself
still be in the stages of understanding what those statements imply.
CHUCK: Yes.
KRIS: And that is also further enhanced by one's own actions and
understandings because one is compassionate within oneself, towards
oneself and as a result would compassionately assist another to a
similar kind of understanding and not necessarily use it as a put-down.
CHUCK: And that's really, when you asked in the beginning about what
it was that was missing and you said "philosophy," the concept that I
was holding was compassion.
KRIS: Indeed, and you may find that they are very much related to each
other. Those without compassion may indeed adhere to a specific kind
of philosophy, but it is at best a philosophy devoid of heart and may
very well simply be the result of protecting their own heart much too
tightly, not allowing the free flow of loving energies to reside
within their own being. Does that make sense to you?
CHUCK: Sure, and I don't think that in this we're trying to be
judgmental, it's just that when an individual is still very much
struggling within themselves with their own issues and even though
they've heard these concepts, they're just maybe not at a place where
they actually can appreciate and accept themselves to a large degree
to share this from a level that IS largely compassionate.
KRIS: Indeed. Many such points of view as discussed may also be very
ready to throw out all sorts of philosophies and teachings and
spiritualities from other cultures, thinking that these things being
quote unquote "in the past" are no more relevant to the modern world,
may find that many of these older teachings actually contain the seeds
of the as of yet unformed, unsophisticated developments of many New
Age teachings.
Many of the precepts of New Age teachings in that way can and will be
found in some of the world's most ancient sources of wisdom. They may
simply be camouflaged or invisible at the first glance. It may even
require a deeper understanding of how those messages were conveyed in
those times, how they were worded. But they are there. They are
present. They exist. They can bring about a deeper recognition of the
attempts made in New Age and metaphysical teachings because their
roots are embedded deeply within some of the world's - your world's -
most ancient spiritual traditions.
The idea of perception creating experience is NOT New Age. It has been
around for thousands of years in exactly those terms, but when older
philosophies, older teachings are considered no longer relevant to the
modern world, then the modern world has blinded its eyes. It cannot
see that which DOES exist. Do you follow?
CHUCK: Yes.
KRIS: Now we are not necessarily saying that you must all acquire
Phd's in ancient spiritual traditions, but if you ever feel an inkling
to explore some of these ancient traditions, by all means do so with
open eyes and open ears and open heart and these teachings will speak
to you, will sing to you, will reveal the diamonds that have been
hidden in the coal. We trust that this answers your inquiry in a very
nice and philosophical way?
CHUCK: Yes.
KRIS: Does anyone else have a comment or an observation? Please feel
free. We are enjoying!
ALAN: Kris, I have one thing, sort of an analogy that has come to
mind. You made the comment at one point that in cases where, let's say
we're involved with someone else therapeutically and someone presents
us with a problem that despite the modality that we use, the thing
that really enables a cure to take place is that we are offering the
other a better energetic pattern than the one that they are
entertaining at the moment.
And this is largely, I guess, at a subconscious level. And what I'm
getting out of this conversation is something very similar, and that
is that if we conduct ourselves in a way that is congruent with the
inner information that we are learning, that we become this better
energetic pattern that others can relate to even if it doesn't occur
on the level of their own conscious awareness.
KRIS: Indeed. Often the idea is offered that if someone has a blockage
or a limitation, then you assist them in breaking down ALL
resistances, ALL blockages [and] ALL limitations as a means to have a
better understanding. However, often such individuals may simply not
be able to relate to that kind of an action. However, if say an adult,
for the sake of analogy, for the sake of - do forgive us - for the
sake of philosophy, if an adult comes to any of you and says "My
sandbox is so small I cannot make any big sandcastles with my little
pail and shovel. I would like your assistance." You may for instance,
point out to such an individual that the reason their sandbox seems so
small is that it is the same sandbox they have been playing with since
they were a child.
ALAN: (Chuckling)
ALYSSA: Ah, that's good!
KRIS: Now, since they are an adult, they need an adult sized sandbox
and, simply for the sake of the analogy, it is quite likely that the
person never considered that they needed a bigger sandbox. By pointing
this out, and encouraging them to widen - or to use a famous word:
"embiggen" - their sandbox (Group chuckling), you may provide them
with a solution that is tailor-made to their challenge and thus they
may begin to create an adult-sized sandcastle, because now they have
an adult-sized pail and an adult-sized shovel in an adult-sized
sandbox! Does that make some sense to you?
ALAN: Certainly!
KRIS: Now do you want to go play in the sandbox? The idea is to
encourage the individual to recognize that they always have so much
more available to them that they may not be able to see it or
recognize it even though it exists for them. Now if you tell such an
individual that they don't need a sandbox, they might not be able to
relate to that at all, but if you allow them to recognize that a
bigger sandbox than the previous one is right up there with everything
else that they need, they will recognize it as a magnanimous gesture
on your part because you allowed them to see what was already there.
They simply needed someone to give them the gift of understanding in
that way. That is wisdom and knowledge of the highest order. That is
compassion. That is Buddha. Does that make sense to you?
ALAN: Mmhm, it does.
KRIS: Now we are not advocating Buddhism, we are simply saying. Do you
follow?
ALAN: Yes.
KRIS: When individuals recognize that something in their life is out
of congruence, they may not necessarily know exactly what it is, but
they have an innate understanding that their actions are no longer
supporting them. They are either acting out of duplicity, out of fear,
or out of ignorance. And these actions that result from these states
are the recognition that the sandbox is too small. If you keep in mind
that there are actions that come from partiality or duplicity, but
there are actions that come from anger, fear, ignorance, then this may
open your eyes even more and these all are symptoms of a sandbox that
is too small. Does that make sense to you?
THERESA: Yes.
ALAN: And you know the other thing it suggests, Kris, is that the same
sandbox would appear to be far different in extent between a
two-year-old's vision of it and an adult's and there seems to be
something here that says if you go back and look through the eyes of a
child, that same sandbox got a whole lot bigger.
KRIS: Indeed, because the child would have no hesitation in having a
pee in the sandbox, while the adult may feel shame for it.
ALAN: (Chuckling) Yeah.
KRIS: Please feel free to continue inquiring. This is how you expand
your own boundaries. .(Pause). Then perhaps we may ask you, any and
all of you, what philosophies does your life express?
CHUCK: I guess I can go first. I believe that my life expresses a
philosophy where by and large I have a strong acceptance in myself, a
fairly great appreciation of myself and my abilities, a strong trust
of not only this aspect of me, but my day, as my day unfolds and as my
week unfolds. It's as you were discussing earlier, I had people in my
work environment come up to me and say that, along the lines of
Theresa's question, how much they got from watching me go about my day
when we were having difficult times.
I didn't seem to reflect any of that difficulty, I seemed to stay
positive and upbeat and conducting myself in that manner I was an
example that helped to stir places in them that said, "I can bring
myself up into that also." And so the philosophy that I express on a
daily basis is one that really has come from not only a couple of
decades of this type of study, but actually doing it and seeing what
it does when I do it. And I've really come to enjoy it! It's really
very nice.
KRIS: Indeed, and it is nice to see that when you use the words "you
believe" you use it in a convincing manner and not use it as a means
to say "you hope."
CHUCK: Yes.
KRIS: Because there is a vast difference between the two.
CHUCK: There is, and again, I think the difference there is in: "Is it
intellectual for you still, is it words, or is it something that
you've experienced?"
KRIS: Ideally, the philosophy that you uphold in your heart and your
mind comes out through the pores of your skin. It makes your muscles,
your legs, your mouth, your eyes move in the direction of your ideals,
of your values, so that you are at oneness with it. You are able to
enjoy the nectar of your beingness by your actions.
CHUCK: I think that's a very appropriate way to describe it.
KRIS: And we trust that all of you understand this is not a matter of
qualifying for sainthood because you can do with your life as you
please. It is important that each of you hold the flame of your
convictions as the way to guide your steps on your journey.
CHUCK: It's interesting though. I'm going to expand on what I just
said a little bit. In the company that I worked for they had a little.
I'll call it a contest. and the contest was about that they wanted the
clients that came in to vote, shall we say on the individuals that
made their experience there the best. I'm the one that won and I'll
share with you that it didn't matter to me whether I won or not. All I
was doing was being ME. I was interacting in the manner that I thought
each of those individuals deserved to be interacted with.
KRIS: Indeed. As it is said, the proof of the pudding is in the
eating. It is then through your actions and your words and your
behavior and its congruency that your deepest convictions and your
philosophies about your life shine. That is the diamond coming through.
Would anyone else care to join us in a lovely chat? .(Long pause).
What about yourself, Kwaa'Ji?
ELLEN: I guess I feel a little disconnected from this. I'm not sure
why.. I think probably because of the exploration that Emmy and I have
been going through these last couple of weeks. because it's been such
a digging down into our emotional selves, feeling out our feelings,
that talking about philosophy just... I do understand what you're
saying, but I just feel a little disconnected.
KRIS: Indeed, and exploring the depths of your feelings is in itself
exactly what we are speaking about.
ELLEN: Okay, I guess I wasn't really catching that.
KRIS: It is not about vaulted ceilings and old men gathering to sip
brandy, (Humorously) though that in itself is something that we can
excel at! However, the explorations that you do, digging into the
Self, mining for the diamonds, THAT is what YOU have been doing.
ELLEN: Absolutely.
KRIS: Is that "absolutely" or "oy vey"?
(Group chuckling)
ELLEN: (Laughs) There's been a lot of "oy vey-ing"!
KRIS: We encourage you to continue mining. You have already found many
diamonds.
ELLEN: Yeah, there's no stopping now.
KRIS: Would anyone else like to discuss or have you been filled this
evening with barrels of diamonds?
THERESA: Well, it seems to me that all the work we do with all of the
tools that you teach us is mining for diamonds.
KRIS: Indeed. Luckily you are all bigger than the seven dwarves!
ANYA: I have a comment on what you were discussing and exploring
together with us. What I'm finding is that. I don't necessarily know
if there is a big (words lost) in my philosophy, I just know that in
my now what is happening is I'm exploring the relationship between the
child aspect and the parent aspect where I'm finding a lot of negative
self-talk and what's been very interesting is this metaphor that you
use about being under construction, being a mess.
I finally, after those many years of exploring things, I finally
realized that our permanent state, for everybody online here today and
all the Kris group, it's like the construction, we're constantly
pushing the envelope and exploring and trying different things and so
what my biggest "A-ha" is - and maybe it's my new philosophy, where I
am right now - is basically understanding that there is no end to
exploration, there is no end to "under construction" and learning to
be in a state of grace when we are under construction regardless of
what's happening.
It's just knowing that the exploration itself is joy in itself and
that's what we're choosing to create in expansion of awareness. I
guess that's my philosophy. It's really bringing the power back and I
don't know if you can see what I'm saying but to me it really does
instead of once I get to that piece of construction and then I'm whole
and complete, but I'm getting this on a whole new level nowadays that
I'm now already and I will always be who I am. It's just a matter of
exploring and doing it with joy is probably the biggest thing for me
now, learning to be happy and joyful in every moment.
KRIS: Indeed, and one of the keys is recognizing that not only are you
who you are, but every day you find new ways to express who you are.
ANYA: Wow, thank you. I like that. Thank you. And who you are can come
with an aspect that needs more attention and more coaching and growing
up and that still is what it is. Once there is no judgment there and
the beautiful word "compassion" that you used, that brings so much
grace and joy and love and balance that it's really been the key for
me in my journey nowadays.
KRIS: Very nicely put.
ANYA: Thank you.
KRIS: And you might find that your observations resonate with almost
everyone here.
ANYA: Yes, definitely.
KRIS: And with that then, we will leave you to ponder the other
mysteries that you create in your lives and we thank you deeply for
your philosophical considerations.
ALL: Thank you, Kris.
[We continue to chat for a bit about the upcoming workshops and other
things and suddenly Kris signals Serge that he wants to pop in again.
Serge asks Mark to turn on the recorder.]
KRIS: Now since you have all been very nice and beautiful diamonds, we
thought it might be most appropriate indeed to offer you the theme for
the upcoming year, and that is "The Tao of the Diamond Consciousness."
Now we recognize that in strict or pure Taoist traditions it is indeed
a major DAO to even attempt to define Tao! (Group chuckling) But
nonetheless, even that which is un-definable -meaning consciousness -
makes every attempt possible to do just that, to define its
un-definable qualities through YOU. So let that be, then, the theme
for the upcoming year.
MARK: Thank you. I KNEW you were planting seeds!
KRIS: So with that then, we take leave of your beautiful selves.
[NOTE: Some of us didn't understand Kris' reference to DAO and Mark
explained that it is a computer software term: a DAO or Data Access
Object is (from Wikipedia) "an object that provides an abstract
interface to some type of database or persistence mechanism, providing
some specific operations without exposing details of the database. The
advantage of using data access objects is the relatively simple and
rigorous separation between two important parts of an application
which can and should know almost nothing of each other, and which can
be expected to evolve frequently and independently."]
SESSION ENDS
ABOUT KRIS
Kris, a multi-dimensional personality matrix as he recently described
himself has been working with Serge for over 25 years now. With
clients from as far away as Australia, New Zealand, all over Europe
and North America, Serge and Kris are fast becoming the most sought
after channeling team around.
Kris expresses a deep understanding of the human condition and
whenever he speaks he reaches those levels of compassion and nurturing
within his audience that naturally leads his listeners to tap into
their own Inner Being in a creative and healing manner.
His most recent discussions over the 2003-2004-2007 period have
reached new depths of explorations into Consciousness that are
challenging and revolutionizing our understanding of "Conscious
Creation", Selfhood and Being!
Of particular interest is his recent groundbreaking "Practice of
Perspectives", surely to transform how we as human beings view and
transform our challenges and launches a whole new chapter in the era
of "You Create Your Reality" application of Timeless knowledge."
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