i.
human evolution involves progression in identification from body (infant) to thought (child) to love (adult) to nothing that the mind can find—
most so-called adults are actually children stuck in self-identification with thought; at best, true adults are mystics—
but truth is no one—
this progression of identification may be viewed as a de-identification process in which…
consciousness (love) disidentifies from the bondage of body-mind, and lastly, absolutely, itself.
ii.
clearly the unknown manifests as consciousness (love) manifests as mind (thought) manifests as form (action)—
the so-called human state of consciousness is a distortion, an arrested development, in which divisional thought reverberates within itself—
people ask the question: why do we suffer? we suffer because we think we are people; a thought is inherently divisional, inevitably violent—
individual choice is the hobgoblin of the worldly mind; social conditioning takes one out; the guru breathes one in—
a world screams—do it & follow one's desire; a guru whispers—relax & follow one's love; suffering & bliss—two sides of one coin—
whose call?
iii.
there is an unknown that is not ~something to be known but not known yet~ but that which can never be known and i am that—
the false idol of the westernized world is the great and wonderful ~tbd~
as if replacing an objectified personal god with some future scientific determinacy eliminates the great unknown; children these days!—
there are three knowns of this via negativa—awareness, being, bliss—in that the unknown is neither non-aware, non-existent, nor non-energetic—
an agnostic says, i don't know; an awakened one says, i am that unknown.
verse: that which can never be known
i.
human evolution involves progression in identification
from body (infant) to thought (child) to love (adult)
to nothing that the mind can find—
most so-called adults are actually children
stuck in self-identification with thought;
at best, true adults are mystics—
but truth is no one—
this progression of identification
may be viewed as a de-identification process
in which…
consciousness (love) disidentifies
from the bondage of body-mind,
and lastly, absolutely, itself.
ii.
clearly the unknown manifests
as consciousness (love) manifests
as mind (thought) manifests
as form (action)—
the so-called human state of consciousness is a distortion,
an arrested development,
in which divisional thought reverberates within itself—
people ask the question: why do we suffer?
we suffer because we think we are people;
a thought is inherently divisional, inevitably violent—
individual choice is the hobgoblin of the worldly mind…
social conditioning takes one out;
the guru breathes one in—
a world screams—do it & follow one's desire;
a guru whispers—relax & follow one's love;
suffering & bliss—two sides of one coin—
whose call?
iii.
there is an unknown that is not
~something to be known but not known yet~
but that which can never be known
and i am that—
the false idol of the westernized world is
the great and wonderful
~tbd~
as if replacing an objectified personal god with
some future scientific determinacy eliminates
the great unknown; children these days!—
there are three knowns of this via negativa
—awareness, being, bliss—
in that the unknown is neither
non-aware, non-existent, nor non-energetic—
an agnostic says, i don't know;
an awakened one says, i am that unknown.