John Mayer is evidently awakened. "Gravity" refers to the tendency of the mind to constantly pull us towards our cravings, to wanting MORE! (sex, drugs, rock and roll, etc.). This is quite similar and perhaps the opposite of the aversion we have to what we don't want (pain, suffering, etc). (Would this be anti-gravity, John?)
"Keep me where the light is" refers to staying in this moment (the same that is referred to in "Clarity") where there is only truth, the breath and unity. If one is completely present and awake, there is no craving, aversion or unconsciousness. This is bliss and is where love resides.
I see you, John.
John Mayer is evidently awakened. "Gravity" refers to the tendency of the mind to constantly pull us towards our cravings, to wanting MORE! (sex, drugs, rock and roll, etc.). This is quite similar and perhaps the opposite of the aversion we have to what we don't want (pain, suffering, etc). (Would this be anti-gravity, John?) "Keep me where the light is" refers to staying in this moment (the same that is referred to in "Clarity") where there is only truth, the breath and unity. If one is completely present and awake, there is no craving, aversion or unconsciousness. This is bliss and is where love resides. I see you, John.