Motion and Motionless

 

The whole world is based on perception. This perception, as a phenomenon is a result of vibration or of motion. This motion creates an impression of name and form (of differences that exist) and this vibration results in the generation of space-force-matter fabric. If the manifestation of consciousness would have been in only one way, then there would have been absolutely no confusion or illusion or differentiation or any struggle!! There would have been just one force and one matter! What difference would it have made to convert consciousness to force and matter? Nothing! And why to do it?

The idea of manifestation is differentiation of forces and forms arising from the same fundamental medium. This proves that the medium is beyond the definition of any force and matter so anything that is sensed or perceived or felt or imagined is completely short of describing what consciousness is! Because motion exists or vibrations exist, there are forces and matters and each character of force results in a specific form that that too again perceives other forms based on its own character! This is to be in manifestation! It is just One appearing as Many! Many means motion and motion means conflict and clinging and fear and contradiction and struggle. This is to be accepted as a given – not something to complain or crib about, but a statement of fact of life. It means perception of name and form. If this fact is digested or internalized, then we will realize that whatever we see is but One apparently appearing as Many!

It seems that this realization comes with effort, since the obvious tendency of perception is to stick to motion and keep considering itself as something different from the rest! This belief itself keeps the world going or gives the world its life or validity. Motion exists for itself just as consciousness exists for itself. These are states of being. One either is in motion or not in motion. One either chooses to remain attached to motion or consciously struggles to become unattached to motion.

This is difficult of course to become motionless. The flow is towards differentiation and because we believe we are different (because of desires/ vibrations) we remain in motion. What will happen if I die? The impressions that I have imagined will carry me to some kind of state of existence and they may perhaps lead again to take up a form of existence (another body). The cycle continues. The question is have you had enough of this cycle? Then you may be prepared for being motionless – that you have realized that motion does not offer peace and ‘you’ are not defined by any kind of motion. So you renounce motion and you “become” motionless.