It has been suggested one of the highest prayers is ‘Thy will be done.’ This pointer has value on many levels.
On one hand, it is a desire to let go of a personal (ego-driven) will, and in that sense, is a lofty goal. The effort to live by ‘thy will’ encourages us to live by our highest ideals.
As long as we see a separation between what we are and God, or what we are and others, we will think in terms of a my will being in service to another, rather than one movement to benefit all aspects of expression, including ourselves. However, this drive to live by ‘thy will’ is crucial fuel to our search for Truth.
As we open to recognition as primordial Awareness, we see the unity of life as This. Recognition brings resolution to the quest to live as ‘thy will.’ The perception of Life is now experienced as a movement in service to all expressions of Universal biota. Life is now lived in harmonious union, as ‘my will’ and ‘thy will’ are experienced as two sides of the same coin. The concepts of ‘a will’ and of ‘doing’ drop away, leaving only Now.
Paradoxically, ‘Thy will be done’ remains one of the highest prayers.
Hallelujah, Bec and Steve