Shree: Mind

Shree: Mind

Mind is a phenomenon in itself linked with many other things and since it is lined with states, invisible entities, it behaves in a particular way. All things of phenomenon are governed by Invisible Entity we refer as consciousness. Since it is there, all things come into formation.  So the Thing that creates forms is consciousness and “not the form itself”!...

This means, among other things, to “surrender” to consciousness or give the things back to Creative forces or to “render services” for the Primary Cause.

Now the mind is a peculiar thing. Mind creates thoughts through vibrations. And vibrations change, so there are several continuous sequences of thoughts determined by what nature has the mind made of (or how it chooses to think or create or relate or perceive or conceive). This is important since observation, comparison, conclusion and testimony  - the role of each – will depend on that. Anything that is seen or felt, will be observed (in a deployed lens), compared (with something else), concluded (after analysis that again is coloured) and confirmed (by a favoured testimony)!. This means the mind, may be engaged in defending itself and ensuring its own beliefs. Is it wrong? Now that is the question the mind should ask itself. The question itself can take the mind to greater heights and finally, as the Seers suggest, transcend itself. So doubt and introspection has its own place in the scheme of things that exist. However no one thing is alone, so wherever there is doubt, there are other host of vibrations also present.

So it then can be considered as a matter of choice of what thoughts or sequences one considers important to be engaged with. This is as far as the sense of individuality is held. In all of this of course, it is expected that the Sole cause of any of our positions should not be forgotten, which is consciousness.

Why should things be incomplete? Do we really need an answer to this question?! This is also a capacity of the mind to accept the given scenario of becoming and remaining at peace and not trying to fix things always!

Hari Om.