Shree: brave times

 

170822: Shree: brave times

currently my thoughts meander to realize how much little control we have towards our perception - vibrations, tendencies, character, dependence, conditions, emotions, situations, relationships, security, change and so on. it is inevitable that things will change, since we ourselves are the change. we are variables and by being visible and seeing everything as a form or a force - we remain conditional in our thinking and actions. we fear death and we try to hold on to things - that are never permanent. by definition, variables mean a change and this is the thing - change means potential to express into anything - as whatever imagination we think. a human perception is imagination too that depends or is informed by vibrations.

now the point is  - how long and how much do we let ourselves be defined by vibrations that result into some kind of perception? things, as they say, are dead in themselves (they do not exist) - we give certain life to them and make them real. since all of space and time is existing as divine force - it is only a form of expression. what is considered as death - is only a transformation of vibrations of one mind + body into another (or change in the state of existence). 

so all is only the One - there is no "other" form or force or vibration except for what we create as One medium and which we currently perceive as people, situations, environment, geography, universe, motion and so on.

current times create confusion and fragmentation of the mind. serious doubt as to what one sets out to do and serious issues of speed and rate of change and role of memory and emotional anchor. it is an indication of existential mindscape. how to exist may perhaps might be a redundant inquiry if "pause" (as a notion) is forgotten from consciousness and by forgoing this notion, we might terribly miss a lot of things that should matter to human beings.

the way to manage this is through: patience, that all will be good and trusting goodness. secondly to focus on things that matter and try out those things for those values. thirdly to forgive and move on. Fourth to express gratitude. Fifth to remember God always.

Hari Om.