Shree: Renounce

 

Shree: Renounce

Variables and control are the constructs of intellect or the ego. Variables differing from God are seen when one vibrates. One perceives, so there is perception of variables and how these get sequenced and what does past and future hold for the individual. All is imagination – not just past or future – but everything. Life itself is imagination and all of this needs to be transcended. Any situation that is perceivable (any person, any place, any context, any character, any manifestation, any society, any progress, any rate of change, any technology, any material – is incomplete in its life) cannot assure satisfaction.

By thinking of variables and change and the rate of change, we cause a lot of stress on us since we think that variables are what govern our survival. But those do not. In fact variables are nonexistent and our bliss exists deep within us by default and is not subjected to any change.

Pain is a lesson or a message sent by God to tell us that we are attaching ourselves to certain constructs which are unnecessary to imagine. Pain can be of anything – a situation, person, words, feelings, future, past, silence, noise – anything. Pain is a vibration and not an object. Or it is an idea that we have made it as a reality! Pain is by ego or attachment or forgetting God or resisting change or because of control or mind and body. Only God exists as a reality and everything else is only an illusion. Are we defined by pain? By somebody else doing something or saying something or something happening to somebody or any event or situation happening in any way – does that really supposed to mean anything to us? Is that a reality for us? Should that be a reality for us? We are so engrossed in our cocoons defined by vibrations that we just do not realize the absolute state of being.

Renounce this foolish play of pleasure and pain and be done with it. There is really nothing in it. What you want is bliss – which is unconditional and exists by itself! So give up the world!

Hari Om.