Innate Harmony

• They body in its wisdom practices innate harmony among its countless living members. This happens beautifully without our thoughts or awareness. Consider the manner in which we add the voices of our mind and spirit to this harmony as together this chorus creates the music of our life.
• All things are related, all is one. The interrelationship of everything is the innate harmony which can only be perceived through the heart. Ordinary consciousness seems oblivious of this harmony and sees only separation and differences. Innate harmony is felt, a quality of the sense of feeling, or something intuited, without words. It is the vast sense of interconnectedness, spaciousness, stillness with which the human being is gifted that the deep joy of innate harmony is experienced.
• It’s the internal peace beyond all understanding!
• The coming together of internal confluences of oneself to a place of balance and integration.  It is a place where alignment and clarity are possible.
• Your own true perfect song that resonates from the heart center.
• That all things vibrate to ALL IS WELL no matter what our perception is. Wow a phrase that carries so many depths. On one level it is the calm blissful state. Yet much deeper it is the start of the journey into manifestation. Calm still and very active.
• As children, we are harmonious with all of life. We add no meaning to what’s happening, so it is innate, natural, that whatever is happening, we are simply a part of it and flow with it. This is how we are created–in harmony with all of life. Over time, we learn to add meaning to what’s happening and that meaning is often if not ubiquitously disharmonious with what’s so. We say, “They shouldn’t do X!”  But they do X anyway. We say, “I need to be more Y.” But I’m only as Y as I am. As a result of what I SAY, I take myself out of my natural state of harmony with life.  I start a relationship with how life SHOULD BE and how I SHOULD BE and how others SHOULD BE and I stop being in relationship with how life, others and my own Self are. The good news about all that is that being in harmony with life is matter of giving things up (giving up points of view and interpretations of life) rather than a matter of changing circumstances or life outside the Self. The only thing in life over which we have dominion is our own speaking. There is the access to returning to a state of innate harmony–without struggle.
• Over the years of working with Brugh, Innate Harmony has come to mean the stillness felt in meditation; being present to the moment; the dissolution to “what is;” the feeling of being whole and complete; intrinsically connected to “All That Is;” the knowing of my own Divinity.