Shree: Nearness

 

Shree: Nearness

Nearness is about silence and acceptance and is not about ego, differentiation, aloofness, noise. nearness is about ambiguity of unknown and what potential it holds and the value of being non judgmental. changes and nearness do not have direct connection. sometimes we may say that as things change slowly, a nearness may develop as against a rapidly changing scenario. this is a connection of "pace" or rapidity of change. but change is added with a dimension of personal expectation or resistance to change or expectation of permanence. change matters only when there is ego, engagement, expectation, defense, judgment and so on. but if change does not hinge onto any of these dimensions of ego, then it will not be perceivable at all. in other words, nearness and blissfulness is felt when one becomes non judgmental and full of accepting attitude. being Infinite, everything is always near and dear and no motion ever causes disturbance or raises any separation. hence it is always fruitful to love unconditionally and accept everything as given by God and do everything for God. going fast, multitasking, shortening physical distances does not mean nearness at all. simultaneity and fast do not mean nearness and intimacy. rather space and time do not have much to do with nearness. it is a matter of perception.

do not expect and do not plan - for these things indicate our resistance to change or resistance to being fully alive. trust God for everything and experience bliss.

Hari Om.