Discipline

 

Discipline – consistency to do a particular thing, regardless of the variable outcome or regardless of what the action might give, makes the mind steady. Being steady means being located in consciousness, where the motion or the tendency is seen as a dimension only and not something that I need to be entangled with it or get pulled or affected by it. Desire is a tendency itself (force). This creates a compulsion to remain engaged or get pulled by what perception says, which also is informed by what senses have to say. All our constructs and judgements are a reflection of this tendency and we think that our perspective is so important and absolute that everyone else must confirm to it!! How come is this possible? And why should one expect something like this in the first place?

It will get revealed to one, that all forms that one perceives and responds to, is nothing but different kinds of forces acting on one another. It is the “force” that creates or generates or leads to a particular form – then that form maybe an inherent form of life or something that we create from our own hands. So there is impetus behind all forms and there also is impetus behind how one chooses to respond to these forms. As long as one identifies with a particular ‘force’ of any kind of any ‘scale’ of any ‘frequency’, there is full possibility of generation of form and engagement with it. A particular force means particular nature of force (either destructive or nourishing); a particular scale means subtle or gross or minute to macro; a particular frequency means moment or eternity or subtle to gross. In a nutshell, a force defines our imagination regarding the Self, Space and Time.

A force results into a particular action. There is no action without a force and there is no matter without a force. Rather than seeing and judging every life form as tall or big or fat or ugly or beautiful or arrogant or peaceful or black or white or tree or ant or elephant – these are all names to forms seen through the lens of the force which operates through us.

Forces of all kinds cause motion and manifestation. We, as human beings, operate as a force and hence consider our imagination to be so true! If one understands that the motion picture in front of our eyes is just a movement wherein we play our part, then we have a better chance to decide the nature of our action. Force is also referred to as a tendency to remain engaged. The engagement or the pull of the force (and interactions with other set of forces) makes us forget the universal state of peacefulness.

Hence transformation of the force is required – that it dissolves or desire is not governed or limited by body and mind. This is an inquiry one has to do.

This will also make one aware that people act with various intentions or compulsions – they are struggling to comprehend their state of mind. Whom to blame and what for and why? I think I can achieve something because of my body and 2 hands and 2 legs and a heart and so on....what guarantee one has about these inheritances? I think that time is limited because I will age and I will lose eye sight, I will lose memory and so on....are we really so dependent on body and what it compels us to do? Are we really so dependent on our mind and its constructs? Are we really so concerned about our personal survival that we need not consider the presence of ‘others’? And is there anything as ‘other’? Or is it just ‘I’ in another form (force)?

This is the riddle. Whether one has a motive or not, whether one loves or not, whether one accepts or not – fundamentally, we exist is a state of imagination (frequency/ vibration/ imagination). By certain efforts of training the force, there is a hope of transforming our own little tiny selves into a universal principle beyond any motion. And this is not even about choice. It is about being finally ready to undertake this path – it is an eventuality.