Question
Every person comes with a
question – he/she is born with it. The question can be said as a continuous
‘force’ or a vibration that acts on consciousness to perform some action. The
question is the medium through which the consciousness acts or expresses itself.
This question is called as imagination and has components of perception
(because of senses, the nervous network, brain centre) and conception (our
response that is communicated back through nervous system). As long as we have
this ‘form’ of existence, we are subjected to the process/ force/ vibration
that we term as imagination. The basic fact of imagination is that it comes
into existence as a bridge connecting the consciousness and the manifested
form. Another word for the quality of imagination is called ‘tendency’ – and is
categorized as Tamas, Rajas, Satvik. Each tendency is an expression of the
extent of boundary - how small or how comprehensive and to the strongest level
of attachment (Tamas) to a transcendental level (Satvik); to be immersed in smallest
of details and minimum of intellect (Tamas) to the cosmic understanding of
things and maximum dissection of intellect (Satvik); to consider the ‘body’ or
the event as the only way of perceiving things (Tamas) to see the consciousness
in all things (Satvik).
The imagination we are referring
above, constructs the feeling of ‘ego’ – attachment to body-mind phenomenon.
‘We’ tend to understand the world by the nature of this ‘ego’. Feelings,
intellect, and all the tools used for thinking (observation, comparison,
inference and testimony) result in a given tendency of thought. Hence, thought
becomes important to be considered. And it is reinforced by self talk or by how
it is used to perceive and conceive things and by the actions that get decided.
Every sight, smell, touch, sound, breathe, taste (which are inputs of
connecting to the outside world) create a ripple/ vibration in our existence
and we respond. Many things happen in this process of imagination – many
thoughts get generated, many times we are compelled to act. The hold of such a
force is enormous. It is only through repeated practice of analysis, decoding
and inward looking, that the same force can lead to our own transformation and
give us a transcendental experience.
Based on these changes in
thoughts, we start to perceive and conceive things differently – from
considering events as separate to realizing the interdependence of all systems
to realizing a pattern/ phenomenon and converging all patterns into that
singular existence of consciousness. All this is possible and is very real. If
there is anything that should be wished, is the ability to watch our own thoughts,
to decode them and to help others decode theirs. If we are in a position to map
and review our own thoughts, greater are the chances of transforming the self.
One of the important learning
from this process is that any ‘situation’ represents or mirrors our own
tendencies. Any situation can be regarded as a good enough starting point to
transform oneself. Thus, our idea of perfection is not dependent on any
‘other’, futuristic or a past scenario. Any situation is good to respond in an
appropriate manner. Any situation is going to project fears and securities,
constraints and potentials – that is what our mind perceives. Hence to tackle
any situation means to actually see our mind untangle itself. Hence, doing many
things at the same time is not the answer to the riddle. Concentrating on one
situation completely can unlock the reservoir of consciousness and help us see
our cosmic connection. Therefore –
Now is the perfect moment to ‘be’
in.
Now is the perfect moment to
‘act’
Now is the perfect moment to
‘start’
Now is ‘better’ than anything
else.
He or she is equally perfect –
just the way you are.

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