Entry to God

 

070222: Shree: Entry to God

There is valid reason why do we choose to think of some thought pattern. In the end all roads are going to lead to God; all start points are valid. There is no need to compare one point (pattern or thought) with anybody else’s or with some other time or place. A point is a point and hence will change, so why bother to compare?

Secondly, if we feel that a given point or pattern of thought is going beyond the logic of judgment or self worthiness or evaluation, then one must keep continuing the journey taken by that point. Perhaps this might mean forgetting the ego or concerns of the world and becoming peaceful. One might feel this spirit of living in writing or dancing or working or singing or doing some art or cycling or trekking or in forging relationships or making poems or cooking or planting trees or talking or being silent. Whatever it is, one should do what one likes to do without any apparent reason or any purpose. Doing a thing without any purpose is the closest nature of God. If that habit can be inculcated, then one can hopefully purify one’s existence to become God. Some may be seen as lucky wherein this point and the point of career are one and the same. For others, these points may be different, but that’s ok. Having a non judgmental point (or a mental space) is fundamental. Where does one realize it and when does one realize it, is entirely one’s prerogative and is as important as his/her existence itself. This point is the entry to God and it does not concern “us” and hence it is vitally important to realize this point. Our life should offer this realization and we need to assist people in discovering this nature of existence.

Hari Om.