Shree: Meditation

 

140322: Shree

The power of the intellect is to “measure” the immeasurable. Immeasurable means vibrations leading to the construct of mind and body and what it means in terms of change, scale, space-time existence and attachments. To see it; to accept it; to articulate it is the strength of intellect. There may also be diagrams and geometries to explain this universe of inner mind and to show the path of God is also the intellect’s role. Indeed, all our talk would appear rubbish and all perceptions would become disorienting had it not been for the intellect to find order and transcendence in the world of motion. God cannot be measured or contained or conditioned – It is eternal and is situated beyond any laws, yet the intellect can help one renounce everything and become God. Concentration and meditation is not intellect although the intellect can grease the mind to attain this state of meditation.

Pain occurs when there is change and when one resists this change. Giving up may cause pain and a longing to hoard things or variables. Yet by persistently surrendering and concentrating, everything dissolves – including all vibrations. So concentration is renouncing all other things at the cost of one thing and meditation is also renouncing the thing that is being concentrated on. Having nothing to concentrate on what remains is perhaps consciousness or bliss. Concentration implies the subject and the object; whereas meditation dissolves this binary too. Once binary goes; there is no differentiation; there is no movement; there is only One and hence there are no conditions and there is consciousness. This according to me seems to be the case.

Hari Om.