Shree: Crazy speed

 

Shree: Crazy speed

 

Listening and empathizing with others is very important. One can present this case as a lived experience or as a top to down approach. As a top to down approach, the compulsion to be engrossed in action with increasing speed is an indication of ‘fear’ and the inability to freeze variables in existence – an indication of too much reliance on the intellect. Variables cannot be frozen since everytihing comes from vibrations and that leads to forces and forms – it is a proof of being alive and changing. To monitor and control this behavior of existence is to “kill” it! Nothing can exist as a vacuum and nothing can get defined as an isolated or a singular thing or a compartmentalized thing at all. There is no start point; if at all the intellect is concerned in finding and defining one. In fact any point of present or a past or a future is existentially changing, dependent and incomplete and impermanent and with this character itself points or variables and sequences get defined. If at all defining and handling a point were to give a sense of satisfaction, wherein you do not expect anything more, then you are mistaken! Knowing this, the inquiry of what are we doing and why – should be explored.

As a lived in experience, systems and their defined variables insist us in feeding continuous data in a very limited span of time. The effect is that there is hardly any room left for a “common” concern or an inquiry or a connection – since everyone is engrossed in his/her demands of performances. Upto a certain point, this would feel highly disorienting for people who “feel” things, wish to pursue a line of inquiry in their comfortable pace and place a premium on feelings. Afterwards, this feeling of disorientation will go away and what will remain is a superfluous speed of getting things done only in some defined way. The output is a total disaster at a collective level (silence and apathy) and anxiety for the individual. The communication or the art of listening has been broken down completely in this scenario. We become slaves of our own making. We end up only talking without any common depth and creating endless loops of nonsensical actions.

This is a reminder that if one pursues ego or desires, then one ends up becoming slaves of the mind. Vibrations and their effects are unending things of perceptions – they are phenomena which are to be transcended but not entangled with.

With this in mind, systems ought to get reviewed; the purpose of mind andexistence needs to be reviewed.

 

Hari Om.