Shree: Becoming the Truth

 

170922: Shree: Becoming the Truth

The name of God gives everything. I can talk of motion and then realize its limitation leading to renouncement of all perceptions and then subsequently focus on God – this is one way.

Or I can put faith in God as the generator of everything or the perception of “many” and hence learn to accept everything as it comes and goes and in whatever condition I perceive a situation. I will realize that situation is an apparent construct made by vibrations (so also the concept of i) and hence will respond to perception with love or focusing on being unconditional, non judgmental, relaxed and accepting things as they are. This would assist in not identifying with motion or with expanding awareness to the One. Stillness of vibrations leads to Godliness. This is in us, but we forget this absolute fact because we exist in relative truth of motion. Relative truth will give us perception and to realize absoluteness, one “becomes”absolute”.

Thus truth is about becoming and not on conceptualizing or talking. Restrict the urge of arguments, discussions, debates, competitions, justifications and so on. They cause more harm than good. The idea of goodness is a larger value than independent mind-body existence and this is what we need to understand. Anything that merges all is good and anything that separates the One as motion is limited and causes pain.

Finally analysis may help understand variables in the equation but the reverse of putting these variables into a whole does not mean the same. Summation of revealed variables does not mathematically lead to becoming Truth! In other words, analysis fragments a phenomenon. But adding variables into making a Whole does not materialize, since the process of adding does not “melt” variables or make the variables still. As long as summation is done, there is an awareness of variables and interconnections and hence awareness of change and experience of pain. No matter how much an intellect tries to understand the situation mathematically, it still will change and cause pain. No matter how much “clear” and “explicit” a situation is understood and explained to the “other” there is no satisfaction –since all this process happens in the world of motion and “many”.

This perhaps means that stillness involves concentration, focus, dedication, stillness on any object to begin with – it may be sound or sight or colour or texture or activity or work or relationship. We start with a changing nature of vibrations (perceptions) and have to focus enough to make the perception “still”. This causes motion to go or melt away and to become the One.

Hari Om.