Shree: The Synthesizer

 

Shree: The Synthesizer

God is the ultimate synthesizer of what absoluteness is. synthesizing does not mean summation of all tendencies or separations or forces or forms. all things put together does not lead to consciousness. all things are dated. they are vibrating and dead in  themselves. relative movement does not mean anything absolute and hence our worries are relative, conditional and do not mean much. since things are incomplete, we worry and the more we do this, the more things become visible to consider, solve and to be sequenced. worry keeps us engaged with motion or creates motion.

i do not think that there is any point even to consider our self separated and worry and cause change and remain engaged and compartmentalize one self from everything else. as one compartmentalizes one self more, more separation occurs, more disconnection occurs, more loss of control ensures, more chaos ensures, more aggression develops, more stress evolves, more busy one gets, more aloof one becomes, more problems one keeps solving, more faster does time appear to change, more apathetic one becomes, more weaker one becomes, more meaningless things appear, more resignation sets in, more consumed one becomes, more of an island one becomes.

thus the solution to life's inquiry is not in compartmentalizing and specializing things  - because you will end up subletting dilemmas and only coordinating! dilemma means a need to synthesise and that is important and so is pain and so are many organic experiences one needs to face.

Hari Om.