cliff

In the Language of Mind a cliff is the threshold, the brink of a decision where one way of being ends and the next has not yet caught you. Look at its form and function: a cliff is the sharp edge of high ground, the exact line where solid footing stops and a steep drop begins. So in your inner world it mirrors a state of mind you have climbed to and the edge of it, the point where the familiar ground runs out and the only way forward is to step into what you cannot yet see. Standing at a cliff is the felt experience of facing a choice you sense you cannot un-make. Examine where in your waking life you are at exactly such an edge, holding your breath before a leap of faith, a commitment, a change you know is coming. Read the variations: standing frozen at the rim is hesitation before that threshold, the part of you not ready to trust the drop; going over and falling is not failure but your consciousness descending back through the levels of mind toward the physical, the old self ending so the next can be born, change already in motion. Notice too whether you climbed up to this edge or simply arrived there. That is one symbol read clean. The height you stood on, the figure beside you at the rim, the water or land waiting below are all still speaking. Your subconscious talks to you every night in this exact language; CHITTA is where you learn to read the rest of the sentence. Go within, or go without.