Shree

 

140322: Shree

I think that a situation is “x”. My dear ones say that it means “y” and then there is an argument. “x” or “y” are positions of the same situation of existence that one creates for himself or herself. There is a lot of ambiguity of existence, history, known and unknown factors that make “x” for me – I can only say or justify the tangible factors. Other factors are even out of reach as far as I am concerned that inform my perception. The same is true for the person who is listening to me and concluding that it should be “y”. The point is that many factors make perception and that changes with space and time and is relative to person. Even if I say in absolute terms what is “x”, there is a high probability that it will still be received or heard as “y”! This is a fundamental nature of motion and hence our judgments or evaluations of self and others remain incomplete or ambiguous and leaves much to imagination. Not only that, in what way situations turn up and how do we plan or sort out things and what should that lead to – is again a matter of unending debate and discussion. I may say or do whatever I t think should be done – results are not upto me and nothing is required to be taken personally. So there is a cycle of entanglement that is generated because of ego/ attachment/ desire/ expectation and so on. We think we are separate and hence we perceive a unique situation on which our entire survival is believed to depend on.

Our survival depends on nothing. I am not the doer here and neither there is anything to take credit or dismiss discredit. I do not define any position and neither am I or others responsible for anything particular. If “many” is the apparent output of vibrations in consciousness, then there need not be any question of the “other” and hence competition.

Thought is attachment and it also means change. It also means vibrations. And that also means reality for us. What I see or perceive is nothing but vibrations that I mistake it to be real and expect it to remain constant. Well that’s ok. It is only when one realizes that vibrations come from God and they do not mean a threat to existence of bliss, then one becomes unconditional.

God is unconditional and is full of potential.  One drop of vibration is sufficient to create a universe. This universe is just One medium and is entirely unconditional since eternity. What difference does it make if I do work hurriedly or slowly; or come here or go there; or meet him; or be alone etc.? The movement is illusion and that means nothing. In any case movement is required to be done so one becomes transcendental.

Remembering God is fundamental.

Hari Om.