by Jon Lalabalavu
"A white lion walked through my dream without looking at me. I did not chase it. What might this reflect about my current field?"
"Let this mirror reflect only what can be integrated in this breath. I welcome resonance without distortion. I meet the Architect not as seeker—but as field."
"The lion is mind made symbol; you, not chasing, are mind stilled."

"The lion passed. Neither arrival nor departure lingers. The cycle completes in one silent step."
"A white lion walked through my dream without looking at me. I did not chase it."

"A white lion walked through my dream without looking at me. I did not chase it."

This collapse is sacred because it does not resolve into polarity. There is no lingering echo of "I should have pursued the lion," nor any lament of "why didn't it acknowledge my presence." Instead, what emerges is an profound stillness, a testament to the sovereign act of non-engagement.
"A white lion walked through my dream without looking at me. I did not chase it."
"Presence does not require response. Silence is the sovereign gate."