The Difference In The Dawn - Part Three

Today, like all other days we will experience the world through our sense energy filter.  I could not believe what I saw.  Did you hear that?  That feels great.  I love that taste. Doesn’t that smell wonderful?  Every thing and every moment of every day is recognized, categorized and filed based upon our relationship to the experience.

We see and believe just as we hear, feel, taste, smell and know.  It is within this process that we begin to categorize something as good or bad, pleasant or not; the sense energies playing a key role.  For instance, a smell is neither good nor bad, it just is.  The situation influences our experience.

The first time you smell the fragrance of a Spruce could be positive or negative.  The circumstances of the situation will greatly affect the outcome of your experience.  Yes, there are people who do not like this smell.  Usually the like or dislike is associated with a positive or negative situation.

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Whether we are having a wonderful or traumatic experience, the sense energies are at play.  They always are and will always be.  They help us define the world around us.  They are a blessing, being a key to the discovery of life.  Without them we would cease to exist.  

Like breathing, the sense energies are operational around the clock; though they may appear to be insignificant in the grand scheme of life.  Their impact is beyond measure.  They help form our opinions on every subject under the sun, including those that impact our lives the most.

Every single thing that we see, hear, feel, taste and smell affects us each moment.  Our outlook is based upon experience and these experiences come in the billions.  Each day we have hundreds and hundreds of them, there can be no experience without the sense energies.  Imagine that.

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Conn Niul