Curious, unbiased and unafraid.

 

Curious, Unbiased and Unafraid. 

“Unbiased” is like sitting in the middle of a seesaw, perfectly balanced with no anxiety or concerns ... just quiet yet alert, observing with curiosity. Bias or judgment is like moving to one of the ends of the seesaw which then automatically activates an experience of polarity. Now, there is one-and-the-other, instead of just one. I can continue to remain curious; I could feel new feelings — perhaps even anxiety or some other form of fear. The shifting energies of polarity can be particularly useful, like walking around an interesting three-dimensional sculpture and seeing and feeling the contrast and diversity from different perceptual attitudes and stances. There is no need to bring anxiety, worries or concerns with me as I ponder the play and movement of the art of life and living. I can move back to the middle of the seesaw with this new experience’s information which will shift me into yet another dimensional awareness, totally different from where I was. This shifting is also rising. The middle of the seesaw, the unbiased state or attitude of non-judgement, is being — it is life; moving to a polarized position is doing — which is living. Thus, I can see and participate in the universe as a function similar to the interplay of wave and particle; wave, and then particle; life, living, life, living, being, doing, being, doing; resting and playing, resting and playing, and rising, happily ever after.