Shree: Test
110422: Shree: Test
Today I was giving a psychological test. The
questions revealed that much of our time is engaged in some kind of a self talk
– that decides our perception of reality. The self talk maybe rational or
irrational or situational or from the past or something about the imagination
of future.
We are presented with this self talk. The issue is
to be unconditional and any aspect of space or time does not (or need not)
define what we are (it is not absolute); and to keep trying and to know which things
are in our control and which may not be and it is perfectly ok to be ambiguous
and gray about existential clarity. Well, by default, perception is
incomplete and hence there is bound to be a feeling of impermanence and
a construct of reality which is forever changing and which will compel one to
question things again and again, despite how much ever it might have been
thought over before. That is all ok and is not a cause to feel jittery about
anything.
Secondly it also reveals that we have our internal
world of thoughts that may be perceived in a very different manner by others
based on our actions. I may be introverted but because I may be fluent in
expressing my thoughts to anyone, others may think that I am highly expressive
and talkative and extroverted fellow. Thus truth is not so obvious and that is
the beauty of life – nothing is straight and obvious on the face of it. This
also means that what I consider myself is truer than what others may say
anything about it – so we create our own truth and hence we can become our best
friends or worst enemies. Thus it
is always better to accept the self authentically to what one is and that
becomes a more comfortable situation than anything else in the world – even
more important than security or money or any material pursuit. To be
comfortable with oneself is to accept one with all feelings, thoughts,
aspirations, fears and to accept that it is all ok to be in this
manner. Essentially it is to be non judgmental and loving to oneself and that
is more important than anything else in the world. I do not care if I have
money or what manifestation demands from me or how should I behave. This is a ridiculous
undertaking. What I do care is to become comfortable for myself and that will
mean feelings, analysis, aspirations, idea of competition, pace of life,
accepting the unknown, accepting ideas of life and so on.
I am not a great person – I am average – as a human
being. I am ok with not knowing many things and not competing enough and taking
time to say things and probably being confused at times and knowing dilemmas.
That is me. And what I am has got nothing to do with the responsibility of
cleaning the mess of the world and neither does it mean that it is expected of
me to be in a particular way. In any case, all has come from God; all is God
and I am only a wave.
Hari Om.
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