Shree: Pattern

 

Shree: Pattern

Understanding of “pattern” starts with the self – a measure of things as they are and what they will be and how they are interconnected. This is an idea of how existence is. However the idea may be an expression of existence, but to “become” the idea itself means to realize the feeling; realize the thought and realize the action. The greatest and the absolute pattern is of absolute existence  - of consciousness – which is complete, eternal, beyond everything, One, blissful and non vibrating but full of potential and knowledge. This pattern generates many other interlinked patterns that convey a different picture of existence (depending on the nature of the pattern that is created). The grossest of those patterns having the smallest circumference and onto itself  - is that of manifestations of visible “forms” and in this our awareness of the body is included. We are currently involved or engaged in this pattern of being and hence experience various kinds of perceptions. The awareness is required to make us realize that there are “other subtle patterns” that inform our world of being and those behave and are interlinked in different ways. Hence what makes things and the very nature of the things and what forces act of those and dissolve those are questions hinting at “beyond”  - something not very immediate and which cannot be explained by known patterns.

Now to become these patterns is all about trusting that these do exist evenif they may not be seen. “Seeing” is applicable for our pattern but for other subtle patterns, we require different ways of seeing. Seeing, currently, has become a property of the pattern that suggests that “I am independent and think and feel in a different way” and hence see objects in that spirit. If that attitude changes to an interlinking pattern, then what I would be seeing and feeling will become different and so would the responses.

The pattern that we express currently, in other words, has been “inherited” from many other eternally operating patterns and hence those subtle patterns need to unfold to us, so we understand the true spirit of inheritance and do not take things for granted. We have only inherited things but have no right pver the in absolute sense! So inheritance is a gift to know the truth.

Hari Om.