Shree: Chain of thoughts

 

240522: Shree: Chain of thoughts

One thought can lead us to anywhere, to any scale, to any realization, to any action – since it represents a series and not a moment. This presents a question – what series are you creating within yourself and what feelings does that series generate?

Perfection or the compulsion to control and plan things accurately nowadays has started to appear annoying or ridiculous to me – since it is a never ending business of feeling incomplete and fearful. Point is perhaps we fail to recognize that we are spirits who have come from beyond and have dawned a form of existence that keeps changing – since this state of motion is bound to have this nature. Having taken this nature, why then harp for perfection or to bring things “under control”? If change is obvious and natural part of motion, then the perception that we generate is based on this nature!

The important part is to accept change and transcend it – meaning that we are not defined by change or any aspect of motion. This again has many interpretations at different scales of thoughts.

We have of course the right to act (now that we are existing in motion) but can we only focus on action and NOT the fruits that the action produces? Can we become unconditional in our purpose and feelings irrespective of situation or relationships or causal events? Meaning that our responses need not be governed by situations and they need not be conditional (or forever changing).

Hence without knowing, subtly we keep records immediately after a change has happened, records for documenting, for defense, for evaluation, for criticizing (others), for ego satisfaction and so on. The vibrations are very deep rooted and that is where we need to reach or become as a state of existence. Then we will realize that we can even go beyond vibrations and become God.

The visible in front of us is entertained only because we give it a personal value of ego or attachment – else perception need not take place. That being said, the issue is to transcend the visible and hence to make our perception steady and focused and to take in the nature of God.

We have that capacity since that is what constitutes a human being.

Hari Om.