Shree: For a good reason

210322: Shree: For a good reason

We live in the world of visible or tangible or perceivable manifestation. The construct of “I” or the ego is dependent on perception caused by vibrations (mind and body being the states of vibrations). I perceive a changing state of existence, with many forces and forms - and all this based on what and how I perceive things. “I” – this is a subjective and a relative and incidental construct and one may say that I do this or feel that or think in this manner and need to plan this or do this or express any of dimensions of existence – but essentially it is all apparent and I am not the initiator or the cause or the effect but only a conduit. It is all noise in fact. And it is all imagination stemming from vibrations (or desires or incompleteness or separation or fear or the pull of motion and so on). There is I; there is vibration; there is a force; there is a form – all is “I”. Vibrations, forces, forms are taking place in the medium of consciousness and the moment there is any thought or desire  - there is a physical vibration that appears as force and then as form. Thus all of manifestation can be said as a thought or imagination in consciousness that appears as “many” and then we call that tendency or character or behavior or physical forms of change.

In this manifestation, we do not have all answers neither we can comprehend the entire picture. We then think whether it is all a matter of choice or is there some fate behind this and so on. This may be our attempt of understanding who we are and is also an urge to control existence or the feeling of impermanence. If impermanence scares you, then you will continue to vibrate and create situations. The point is to dissolve all vibrations so nothing erupts from within, so nothing is perceived outside.

A person who is silent for some time then chooses to “say” something in some words and then “we” perceive those words and respond. Several questions arise here – who is saying? What forced that person to say something? Where is this thought coming from and why? Who is hearing? Where do those words go and how are they heard? What gets perceived within? Why do we respond? So it seems to be a game of vibrations that we hold on to and we think our identity (so called) is dependent on the changes that take place in the world of motion. So we expect this, think in particular ways, do something, run there, read this, listen to that, marry someone, have kids, get a job, compete, and so on. Why the hell are we doing this over and over again?

This is the crux of the issue – what compels us to do something? And why? This is not easy to answer since the cause of such impulse is beyond the hold of the intellect. Yet, we can reach there – which means we have to transform to reach that state of impulse. And go beyond impulse to become the One. With each encounter of subtle state, a transformation occurs within. A process of “becoming” takes place and finally one becomes the One. Mind creates reality – either of world or of consciousness. Both are very real, except one says that consciousness is the primary cause of everything and has the highest potential – hence should always be remembered and concentrated on. In this, it is accepted that I have no answers to a lot of things and whatever I am imagining is also coming from God Himself and whatever I am imagining is only that – an imagination (and not absolute) and hence the cause of everything of existence is God; not me. So everything happens for a good reason, we may not know things for good reason; certain things come our way for a good reason; certain things happen easily and others don’t for a good reason; things happen when they have to for a good reason; we are misunderstood for a good reason; others may agree to what we say for a good reason; nothing may seem to materialize for a good reason and we may not know answers for a good reason and the future may not be worth contemplating on for a good reason. Whatever it is – is always for a good reason – it is just that we have to trust existence unconditionally and live unconditionally.

Hari Om.