Shree

 

070622: Shree

Mind represents existence and the potential of becoming something. It is a potential no less than that of consciousness. Consciousness is the absolute state of being, beyond everything and complete and unconditional and full of bliss. From here on, all other states of potential or existences emerge or are taken or become manifested. We represent a state of existence – that of forms, motion, change, interdependence, temporariness, attachment, perception, mind-body (vibrations) and so on. This is only a state – and we have a choice to remain engaged or to become some other state – that of forces or of vibrations or of consciousness.

If it is existence, then why worry about death? Existence is eternal – one is expressing some state or the other. Having focused on God, one is sure to become the One.

Let things happen – in it is the seed of going beyond. This seed can be caught and nurtured. Change is the expression of consciousness – everything is in fact. We make reality by imagining vibrations and these then appear to us by our senses. It is ok that things happen and they happen at whichever rate, intensity, frequency, character and so on. Only observe without complaining or expecting anything else.

People may get angry or sad or violent or anything and the question is why they react in this way and does that mean that I am required to respond in some way to pacify their imagination? The answer is that it is you who want to become blissful and for that whatever approach is required to be taken, should be taken. Principally bliss does not depend on any known expressions of manifestation. It is independent and complete of anything and is also present in each of us. We need to nurture it and realize it.

The process of realization contains a whole range of efforts from concentration to acknowledgment to doubt to dilemma to planning to trust. I think that trust is the foundation of all other feelings and trusting God means to trust existence and whatever It creates or manifests. This “It” means the One.

Secondly, when I write or question, I am NOT seeking justifications of my imagination but merely observing it and expressing it. There is no purpose to write or express other than making me quieter. And the same is for all moments that I perceive existence and for whatever I do and in whatever manner and for anyone out there. I may drift, if that is required and where it may land me I am not thinking about it. Whatever happens is for a good purpose.

Hari Om.