Sugar Pie’s
Seven Great Teachings
~ The Seventh Great Teaching ~
"THE REALLY SMART STUFF"
Bottom line, anything you do that isn’t like “the really smart stuff” doesn’t work out very well. So maybe this is a good place to do a recap on what “the really smart stuff” really is.
“The really smart stuff” makes
up your body and everything else, even the air you breathe. It’s
everywhere. It’s the only thing there really is. It just looks like
a whole lot of different things (when you can see It, and sometimes when
you can’t).
It’s inside of you, It’s outside of you, and It’s everywhere
else, even when you can’t see It. Sometimes It takes forms and sometimes
It doesn’t.
When “the really smart stuff”
coalesces around an individual like YOU, It makes a form — your
body, for instance — for you to use to do your life with. You might
even say that “the really smart stuff” is Life itself.
YOU are not “the really smart stuff,” but “the really
smart stuff” is because of YOU, because of all of us. You
might even say “the really smart stuff” is the stuff of our
relationship with each other — because we are all real
YOUs.
So the trick to JOY and being happy is just to go along with “the really smart stuff.” It knows what It’s doing.
So you don’t have to get all cluttered up in your mind with stuff that just gets in the way of your own happiness and JOY, which is your own true nature in the first place because that’s what you’re made of (as a Being).
And if anybody tries to tell you different, they’re just plain wrong. Period. And you have that on the highest authority — me, Sugar Pie, a really cool, happy cat full of JOY.
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Copyright ©2003 First published May 1, 2003, Lauretta Graham, Durga Ma. All rights reserved. Except as permitted under the Copyright Act of 1976, no part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including the use of information storage and retrieval systems without permission in writing from Lauretta Graham, AKA Durga Ma.