What is energy? I want to show you that energy is an expression
of the Life Force of the whole universe. And you and this Life Force are one!
Being at one with the Life Force of the universe, you are energy. And the sun,
wind, water, and all of nature is also energy.
When you cannot find this energy within yourself, often you can
go into nature to feel and connect with the Life Force.
This Life Force, this energy, is Love in action.
When you start feeling this natural Love within you, It will
change how you see and respond to the whole world. You will start feeling a
warmth, buoyancy, and enthusiasm that flows out of you as naturally as
breathing.
Certainly,
one of the goals of self discovery is to be able to enjoy this natural energy
of Love and share it with everyone. You may wonder why we often feel such a
lack of energy if we are indeed one with the Life Force behind the whole
universe. The answer is that our own negative thoughts, attitudes, and emotions
act like filters to keep this mighty river of energy down to a trickling
stream. One purpose of the Jung SuWon training I teach is to purify this filter
to purify your thinking and feeling so that energy flows more freely and
powerfully.
For
example, one of the black belt instructors in my school told me how his
teaching changed when he began to approach it with this natural Love. Before he
began to feel his spiritual energy increasing, his teaching consisted of making
sure the students did every move correctly or learned at the proper rate. This
is part of being a good teacher, of course. But when he began to feel more of
the natural Love within him, his teaching went beyond this physical
instruction. He listened and responded with more awareness and sensitivity to
everyone's special needs and unique feelings. He not only desired to see the
students learn the correct moves, but desired to help them defeat their
weaknesses and shine with self confidence and self esteem. He cared about every
step of their growth with as much enthusiasm as his own growth. In short, he
began loving the students as well as teaching them, and it made his job more
joyous and fulfilling than he'd ever known.







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