Concept

 

230122: Shree: Concept

It seems that I worry about self worth. This word is connected with fear, identity, movement, vibrations among other things. It is also an identification to mind and body and I being affected by the changes I see around; I considering myself as different from the rest; and I expecting control; I being conditional in responses and so on.

Self worth or “self” can be seen or perceived as motion or non motion. It depends on what is chosen to be focused. Today, I perceive motion and hence these feelings are what I create (and likewise the situations). Tomorrow I should concentrate on non motion and the entire perception will vanish. What I will then become is God and blissful state of existence. God is not a man or a thing or a form, but a state of existence that does not vibrate and only exists unconditionally. It only “is”.

Every form has this state of dimension. If that dimension can be tapped, then we will see the same dimension existing everywhere. I see or perceive a form – is itself an indication that I am still in motion (of vibrations). By concentrating the mind (a phenomenon of vibrations) at one concept or an idea, that idea is brought into reality. Hence the mind and reality are synonymous.

Today, I allow motion to inform my vibrations and hence I believe the manifestations. Tomorrow, I may perceive a zero state of existence and that will mean that God is real and not hypothetical.

So choose a concept that one wishes to focus on. Think, feel and act – use all dimensions to realize the concept. Concept is a possibility to realize a state of existence. God is a concept for us today. It has to become a reality. Once God becomes a reality, then manifestation will be reduced to a figment of imagination or just a concept.

Architecture starts with a concept. A concept is an idea that has the potential to become a reality if executed. A concept can have billions of dimensions. God can be said to be a concept where there is no urge to act and to exist without any vibrations. In other words, a concept also means to exist in a particular ‘form’, if focused onto it.

Hari Om.