Shree: All is only the One

 

190622: Shree: All is only the One

God has made creation and from that perception is formed. Then there is you and me and others and there are forces that create forms and these change with time and space. So the forms that we perceive have a temporary value and that is its nature. By nature it is meant that things are not to be taken personally (or taking things personally may also be considered as a part of manifestation to keep it alive or in a state of existence!).

Things happen, situations happen, perception happens, response happens, cycle continues, vibrations continue, mind and body changes – all these keep happening. In fact the deeper one goes in manifestation it is seen that even prior to forms there is force and prior to force there is vibration and prior to that there is just consciousness that is infinite, non changeable, unconditional and blissful. Our mind can go as back as vibrations but can it become absolute? Philosophy says yes – only if it dissolves itself or becomes unconditional or steady or renounces vibrations – all this means the mind has to become the state of God. God can only be felt if the mind becomes the One, else it is always crafting illusions and generating situations and forms and getting entangled or busying itself with resolving things – creating a web and getting entangled in it. All is a game of the mind – what it wants to create and how it engages with its own creation. Having said this, the realization should make on steady and take one beyond all vibrations and dissolve them. A state exists which does not have any hint of vibrations at all. This is the Absolute State – blissful.

Time and again there will be conditional demands or pulls to act on something. This “something” is our creation and is not true in absolute sense. Meaning our responses are not required to be conditioned or dependent on this “something”. This means to concentrate our gaze on eternal existence of the One and to know that we are the Soul and not the mind or the body. All is only the One and not many and not variety and not the motion and not the forces or forms.

Hari Om.