Shree

Shree

Issues come to the self in a unique way and that is ok – one will be prompted to take action. Action is inevitable, it can’t be avoided at any cost. Action or becoming or taking a form is the nature of Being and hence by taking a form, differentiation, connection, movement, change will occur. And in this creation, perception will take place and the forces will inform the manner of our thoughts and those thoughts will materialize into something.

This is a behavior, but this induces a profound sense of compulsion of feelings and action. Reminding oneself about the process may assist to tame this impact on our mind. One need not feel guilty about this happening neither should one expect anything from this happening (as if that it should go away). Inheritance will happen and hence we are here – else we would be something else (some other form of becoming). All is by God – including who I am, what I feel, what I do, what am I and so on. and this I makes me see other “forms” as bodies having some thoughts and feelings and some awareness of existence. Thoughts are not a point (as an object) and neither they have an origin or an end as a process. This means that objects are created by the state of thoughts and that also mean a particular process of coming from consciousness to forces to body. If this gets altered to subtle states, then the cycle or the pattern of thoughts would change and so would be the self imposed demands about “I”.

What is created in any way, comes back to you in other form  - meaning what is created by the vibrations attracts some other vibrations implying some situations or people or circumstances. Vibrations are extremely subtle and may generate billions of form and hence the form is not the truth – but the vibrations behind the form are something much more fundamental to understand.

All is by God – so all things will change (and they should). Thinking in causal terms is an extremely limited way of perceiving reality. Be inspired as a fundamental being. Then the relations won’t be causal (or limited to ego) but far more profound. The purpose of making causal connections should not come from ego (justification, defense, competition, argument etc.) but only of discovering.

Be patient.

Hari Om.