Sorting out tangles…. Credit: Quora

I’ve been told that one of my jobs is to sort out tangles.  (1) Can I work on one here and maybe have some fun doing it?

There’s a really large and consequential tangle we human beings have around sex.

We associate bliss with orgasm.

(Honk!) Wrong!

It’s true that the Mother designed life such that the act of procreation would be accompanied by a moment of bliss (orgasm).

But that doesn’t mean that orgasm is the only place to seek and find bliss.  If anything, it’s just a preview. And just the slightest taste.

Besides, even when we find it, it’s only there for a fraction of a second.

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Pssst. Listen. Tell you what. I know the address of this here bliss. Yah. Long-lasting bliss. Y’wanna know it?

Sure, but you can’t tell anyone.

Here it is.

—–>>>>> The Heart <<<<<—–

Credit: Ute Possega-Rudel

Don’t tell anyone! Promise? (2)

Now you and I know.   Pretty cool, huh?

Bliss resides in the heart as an endless flow. Of course it resides everywhere else. I don’t know why it’s particularly available in our very own heart, but we have the ability to draw it up from there with our breath, enjoy it, and breathe it out to the world.

We can also surf a wandering wisp of bliss, if we’re observant. Ride it and it becomes a state of bliss. Most people are not aware of these wisps.

Love, bliss, ecstacy set us free from the cares of the world. Higher dimensionality (period) sets us free.

Like love, which bliss is just a flavor of, bliss has to flow. You get it by giving it away. Ideally, as Mary Magdalene said, with abandon!

No need to have an address. Bliss has a GPS of its own. You’re just bringing it from a higher dimension into the Third/Fourth and setting it free.

Footnotes

(1) “What you are going to see and what your own evolution is about is more facilitating … that sharper and sharper and more incisive clarity not only for yourself but also for others.” (Annastara, my twin flame, in a personal reading with Steve Beckow, my first through Linda Dillon, Dec. 9, 2010.)

(2) Yah. Go on. You’ll tell three people in the first hour.