Shree: The One

190422: Shree: The One

Why to take Name of God? i ask this question to myself and part of the answer is logical and other is of habit and some other is of trust in His existence. as long as logic or intellect exists; as long as our attachment to manifestation exists, God is to be practiced in thought and action - regardless of what other compulsions may be playing in our minds. Many things happen at the layers of force and vibrations that we are not consciously aware but they make up our present state of mind and perception and attitude towards the world/ manifestation. The answers to manifestation are found within us - deep down - and they form the visible outside. Hence God's name cleans the inner world of vibrations or attachments and helps us realize what is existence or pure being.

Secondly, God's name and reality exists at all times, at all scales and in all forms and everywhere. It is present beyond space and time (and space-time are just His trigger of creation). If this is the case, then His name is the only medium that can make us aware of His presence beyond our regular compulsions of dealing with manifestation.

Thirdly, God's name and existence exists without any purpose since it is absolute, eternal, non changing and the One. Thus to take God's name is an indication and instruction to us to be unconditional and expand our mind. By manifesting we create a boundary around ourselves in terms of mind and body and we then keep protecting ourselves by this definition. Then we worry and defend to maintain this construct and keep running. This construct does not define us and we are beyond these manifestations. This is to be remembered and practiced and hence His name helps. By dissolving and going beyond us, we become the One. it is not required to know the universe for this - our own position is a start point to go beyond the same and hence His name is to be taken. It has an effect and it does change our perception.

God's name is to be taken so we become non judgmental and accept things as they are without evaluating them.

Hari Om.