Tag: Empathy

Turiyatitta

Exploring the Vast Mosaic of Life’s Perspectives

The concept of Turiyatitta, deeply embedded in spiritual philosophy, suggests a state where one can momentarily comprehend the perspectives of trillions of different life forms. This transcendent state goes beyond regular consciousness to a domain where the line between the individual and the collective blurs. Imagine perceiving the world not only from a human viewpoint but also through the experiences of animals, insects, microorganisms, fungi, and plants. This idea, daunting yet enlightening, pushes the boundaries of our understanding of consciousness and interconnectedness.

Consider the human perspective first, with its vast diversity, including various cultures, beliefs, and life experiences. Now, add to this the animal kingdom, each species with its unique way of engaging with the world. For instance, a bat navigates its environment using echolocation, a sensory experience vastly different from human perception.

Then there are insects, whose world of pheromones and ultraviolet vision offers a radically different understanding of existence. Microorganisms, invisible to our eyes, play a critical role in sustaining life, offering a perspective that could reveal the intricate workings of cellular life and the basics of existence.


Fungi, straddling the realms of the known and unknown, challenge our perceptions of individuality and community. Their networks, akin to a natural internet, show a level of connectivity that human technology aspires to reach.

Finally, contemplate the plant perspective. Recent research suggests that plants not only react to their surroundings but also communicate and remember. Imagine the view of the world from a centuries-old tree, silently observing the gradual flow of time.


Turiyatitta is more than a concept; it’s an invitation to broaden our consciousness and empathy. It reminds us that every form of life, no matter its size or perceived insignificance, plays a part in the grand scheme of things. This understanding could be crucial in fostering a more compassionate, empathetic, and connected world.

By embracing Turiyatitta, we recognize our role not as mere onlookers but as integral components of the universe’s vast mosaic. Each life form, each perspective, contributes to this mosaic, making it more vibrant and dynamic. This realization is humbling and empowering, urging us towards greater responsibility and deeper insight.


To experience Turiyatitta is to briefly touch the infinite, to connect with the essence of life itself. It’s a journey that involves not just the mind but also the heart and soul, moving us towards a deeper bond with all forms of life.

Morgan O. Smith

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The Awakening to Oneness

A Journey from Individual to Collective Consciousness

In a world brimming with over eight billion unique stories, perspectives, and lives, it’s easy to feel like just another fleeting existence. But what if our true power lies in an ancient, yet often overlooked, truth? The moment you transition from seeing yourself as “one of eight billion” to “one with eight billion,” a profound shift happens.

This is more than a play on words; it’s a paradigm shift in how we perceive our existence and connection with the world. We often navigate life perceiving ourselves as solitary islands in a vast ocean of humanity. Yet, this perspective is limiting, preventing us from realizing our collective potential.


The realization of oneness doesn’t mean losing your individuality. Rather, it’s an awakening to the interconnectedness of all beings. Imagine the impact of eight billion unique individuals, each with their dreams, struggles, and triumphs, coming together in shared consciousness. This unity doesn’t erase our differences but celebrates them, weaving a tapestry of diversity that is our collective strength.

This journey to oneness starts within. It begins with the recognition that every thought, every action, and every word has the power to affect the collective consciousness. When you act with kindness, compassion, and understanding, you aren’t just uplifting yourself; you’re contributing to the elevation of the global consciousness.


The challenges facing our world today – from climate change to social injustice – require more than individual efforts. They demand a collective awakening to the power of oneness. When we start seeing the world’s problems as our own, we mobilize a force of eight billion strong, capable of enacting monumental change.

As you navigate your journey, remember that the realization of oneness isn’t a destination but a continuous process. It’s a daily practice of empathy, understanding, and connection. You are one of eight billion until you become one with eight billion. Embrace this truth, and watch as the world transforms around you.

Morgan O. Smith

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Spiritually Awakened Beings

Renouncing vs Embracing the World

The journey toward spiritual awakening often leads to a critical crossroad: should one renounce the world or choose to live within its bounds? This decision fundamentally shapes the psychological personality traits of spiritually awakened individuals.

Those who renounce the world often develop traits centred around asceticism, introspection, and detachment. Their lives are marked by minimalism and a profound sense of inner peace. They tend to have a deep sense of empathy but from a distance, often avoiding the emotional entanglements of worldly life. Their focus is inward, striving for personal enlightenment and a disconnection from material desires.


Conversely, spiritually awakened beings who choose to live in the world exhibit a different set of traits. They are often deeply involved in societal issues, embodying compassion and active empathy. Their spirituality is expressed through engagement, seeking to bring about change and healing in a tangible way. They balance their inner work with external responsibilities, often finding spiritual fulfillment in the act of service.

Both paths are valid and profound in their ways, yet they lead to distinct psychological landscapes. Renunciates often find solace in solitude and simplicity, while those who engage with the world thrive on connection and action. The common thread is the pursuit of a deeper understanding and experience of life beyond the superficial.


This dichotomy raises important questions about the nature of spirituality and its role in the modern world. Is true spiritual awakening only attainable through renunciation? Or can it be achieved amidst the chaos of everyday life? The answer might lie in the understanding that spirituality, at its core, is deeply personal and cannot be confined to a singular path.

Morgan O. Smith

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Beyond the Self

Embracing a Global Consciousness for Planetary Well-being

In an era marked by rampant individualism and self-centric ideologies, there’s a burgeoning need to shift our perspective from ‘me’ to ‘us,’ extending our concerns and actions beyond the narrow confines of personal gain. The realization that it’s not about the individual alone, but about our collective existence, could be the cornerstone of a new, more compassionate and sustainable era.

This profound realization fosters a sense of service to all mankind, to every other species, and to the planet itself. It’s awakening to the interconnectedness of all life forms and the impact of our actions on the global ecosystem. By acknowledging that our individual choices have far-reaching consequences, we open the door to more responsible and empathetic behaviours.

Moreover, embracing a global consciousness urges us to reconsider our roles as stewards of the Earth. It’s not just about recycling or using eco-friendly products; it’s a much deeper commitment to living in a way that respects and nurtures all forms of life. This might mean adopting a more sustainable lifestyle, supporting policies that protect the environment, or simply being more mindful of our daily choices.


However, this shift isn’t without its challenges. Moving from a self-centred viewpoint to a more holistic one requires a significant transformation in thought and behaviour. It demands education, empathy, and a willingness to see the world through a broader lens. It’s about understanding that our well-being is intricately linked to the well-being of others and the planet.

The path to global consciousness is an ongoing journey, one that is as personal as it is collective. It invites us to explore new ways of thinking and being, to question long-held beliefs, and to embrace a more inclusive and compassionate view of the world.

This journey, although challenging, holds the promise of a more harmonious and sustainable future. It’s a call to action for each of us to become more than just inhabitants of the Earth, but active participants in its preservation and flourishing.


In conclusion, the realization that “it’s not about you, the individual” is not a call to negate personal identity or aspirations, but rather an invitation to expand our understanding and empathy. It’s a journey towards a more connected and sustainable world, where our actions are guided by a profound sense of service to all life.

 Morgan O. Smith

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The Beauty Within the Flaws of Enlightened Beings

In a world striving for perfection, it’s easy to overlook the profound beauty that resides in imperfection, especially among those we deem as enlightened beings. These individuals, often placed on pedestals, are expected to embody an ideal state of existence, free from the common foibles and faults that characterize the human condition. However, it is precisely within their flaws and vulnerabilities that a deeper, more relatable beauty emerges, one that resonates with the core of our shared humanity.

The journey of an enlightened being is not marked by an absence of flaw or error but is instead enriched by these very elements. Their path to enlightenment doesn’t eradicate their human quirks and shortcomings; rather, it illuminates them in a way that is both humbling and empowering. It reminds us that enlightenment is not about reaching a state of perfection, but about embracing and transcending our imperfections.


In recognizing and accepting the flaws of enlightened beings, we are given a gift: the permission to be imperfect ourselves. This perspective fosters a sense of compassion and empathy, both for ourselves and for others. It allows us to see that our flaws are not obstacles to our growth but are integral parts of our unique journey toward enlightenment.

Furthermore, the flaws of enlightened beings serve as powerful teaching tools. They demonstrate that mistakes and missteps are not only inevitable but also invaluable in our quest for understanding and growth. Each flaw, each error, becomes a lesson in humility, patience, and perseverance.


In conclusion, the true beauty of enlightened beings lies not in their flawlessness, but in their ability to embrace and transcend their imperfections. This perspective invites us all to rethink our understanding of enlightenment and to recognize the beauty and wisdom that can be found in our flaws and vulnerabilities.

Morgan O. Smith

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The Convergence of Nonduality and Humility

Walking the Cosmic Mile

When we speak of enlightenment and spiritual awakening, images of radiant beings, wise sages, and ethereal experiences come to mind. Yet, at the heart of these lofty ideals lies a profound simplicity: the understanding that we are all interconnected, and the ability to empathize deeply with every being we encounter.

Consider the enlightened being who, in a flash of realization, experiences the nondual nature of existence. In this state, the boundaries that separate ‘self’ from ‘other’ dissolve. There isn’t just a connection with all there is; there is the profound realization that one *is* everything. Every tree, every star, every laughing child, and every tear shed in solitude — all of it converges into this singular experience. One is no longer an individual peering out at the universe, but the universe itself looking in every conceivable direction.

Yet, juxtapose this with the experience of the humble Saint who, rather than merging with the universe, takes a deep dive into the souls of individuals. This Saint, in their profound spiritual journey, has walked in the shoes of every person they’ve met. They’ve felt the weight of their struggles, the joys of their triumphs, and the mundane moments in between. While the enlightened being sees the forest, the Saint sees every individual tree, every leaf, and every bird that takes flight from its branches.

While these two experiences may seem opposed, they are, in essence, two sides of the same coin. Both perspectives bring about a profound understanding of interconnectedness and unity. Where the enlightened being grasps the vastness of existence, the Saint recognizes the depth of individual experience. And in their unique ways, both lead to compassion, love, and a deeper connection with all of existence.

Perhaps, then, the journey is not about aspiring to one experience over the other, but in recognizing the value in both. For in the vastness of the universe, there is room for both the cosmic dance of everything and the intimate waltz of individual souls.

Morgan O.  Smith

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Unveiling Divinity

A Whisper from the Abyss of Enlightenment

The inscrutable odyssey of a seeker ends at the altar of enlightenment, a realm where words stagger and concepts crumble, birthing an existence of boundless essence. It’s at this moment of spiritual enlightenment that a being enters a sphere of profound reality, touching the tapestry of the universe with a feather of transcendental wisdom. The essence of such a moment cannot be captured by mere words, yet we delve into articulating the aura of the ineffable enlightenment.

At the instant of enlightenment, the veil of duality is lifted and the inherent oneness of existence is realized. This unveiling is akin to a droplet finding its way back to the ocean, realizing its essence has always been part of the larger whole. This realization carries a boundless sense of fulfillment and completion, a harmonious ballet where the eternal dance of existence is experienced in its purest form.

The dichotomy of ego dissolves into the purity of being, transcending the shackles of identification and liberating the essence from the mere corporeal existence. This egolessness unfolds a reality where distinctions are obliterated and the quintessence of pure consciousness shines forth. The abstraction of perfection is experienced in the ordinariness of existence, portraying a canvas where every stroke, dark or bright, contributes to a masterpiece called Life.

A swell of profound empathy and compassion courses through the veins, and the heart beats to the rhythm of universal love, understanding the sufferings and joys of existence in its deepest layer. It’s here that the tear of joy trickles down, embodying the essence of divine love and the boundless openness of being. The feeling is paradoxical, it’s both an amalgamation into the vastness and a dive into the deepest core.

The experience of spiritual enlightenment is akin to a surprise, a shock, and a gentle whisper all at the same time. It’s the embodiment of paradoxes – emptiness and fullness, wonder and knowing, liberation and love. It’s a transcendence into a reality where the boundaries of comprehension extend beyond the horizon, into the realm of the infinite. The spiritual enlightenment is a state of pure existence, unadulterated by the conceptual mind, it’s a state of “suchness” – the true nature of being.

This journey from ignorance to enlightenment is a passage from bondage to freedom, from restlessness to stillness, seeking to finding, questioning to knowing. And yet, this knowing is not the end, but a beginning of living in an enlightened existence where every moment is a whisper from the abyss of the profound.

Morgan O.  Smith

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The Echoes of Service

The Reflective Nature of Giving

In a world overwhelmingly focused on personal gain and self-promotion, the emphasis on service to others often gets sidelined, taken for granted or worse, perceived as a weakness. Yet, there lies an intrinsic truth waiting to be uncovered – a service we provide for others reverberates back, serving us in a myriad of unexpected ways.

Engaging in acts of service paves the way toward a richer understanding of life, enabling us to transcend the narrow confines of self-centeredness. When we reach out to others, providing aid without any ulterior motive, we transcend the ego, thus laying the foundation for personal growth and self-discovery. The truth is that every act of selfless service propels us into a deeper alignment with the universal law of interdependence. We begin to understand that by nurturing others, we nurture the best within ourselves.

Service to others enhances our empathy, patience, and understanding. It offers a lens through which we can view life from a different perspective, a perspective that’s not tainted by self-obsession but enriched by the diversity of human experience. This shift in perspective is vital for it nourishes the soil in which our transformation can thrive. As we devote ourselves to the service of others, we are inadvertently embarking on a journey of self-exploration, discovering aspects of our being that remain obscure amidst the hustle of self-centred pursuits.

Moreover, service isn’t merely about doing good to feel good. It’s about forging a profound connection with humanity and the world around us. It’s about coming to terms with the fact that our well-being is intrinsically tied to collective well-being.

Furthermore, when we serve others, we send forth a ripple of positive energy into the universe, which in due course, returns to us with amplified benevolence. The universe, in its boundless wisdom, has a way of reciprocating our good deeds, often in forms unanticipated.

This reflective nature of service isn’t about keeping score or awaiting a return on investment, it’s about recognizing that the energy we contribute to the world around us is the same energy that eventually shapes our reality.

So, as we extend our hands to serve others, we are essentially embarking on a path that not only enriches others’ lives but also cultivates a deeper sense of purpose, understanding, and connection within ourselves. Through service, we become a mirror, reflecting the beauty, struggles, and unyielding potential of humanity. In this act of giving, we receive, thus making service a soul-enriching endeavour, a silent yet profound dialogue between selflessness and self-discovery.

Morgan O.  Smith

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Walking in Their Shoes with Our Heads in the Clouds

The human experience is a delicate dance between the tangible and the ethereal, between the ground we walk upon and the vast expanse of the skies. Each of us carves our path based on experiences, dreams, and our unique worldview. The quest to understand others while seeking enlightenment is our shared journey’s essence.

To walk in another’s shoes is not merely an act of empathy; it is an act of profound courage. This simple metaphor, often used to encourage understanding and compassion, requires us to momentarily abandon our deeply entrenched perspectives to wholly embrace another’s. Such a leap challenges the core of our identity and nudges us closer to universal truths.

On the other hand, having our heads in the clouds doesn’t just allude to daydreaming or being out of touch with reality. Instead, it signifies our innate yearning for transcendence and enlightenment. In the clouds, we find inspiration, creativity, and even the answers to life’s most perplexing questions.

Merging these two ideas, we are asked to ground ourselves in the realities of others while also seeking a higher truth. This beautiful interplay ensures that while we strive for ideals and wisdom, we never lose touch with the human stories unfolding around us.

In our endeavour to walk in another’s shoes, we may realize that the ground beneath our feet, though different in texture and terrain, feels strikingly similar in emotion and experience. And as we reach skyward, we understand that the same clouds of aspiration, doubt, joy, and sorrow float above us all.

So, the next time you find yourself firmly rooted in your beliefs and perspectives, remember to look up and dream but also to look across and truly see the person next to you. For in the balance between grounded reality and lofty dreams lies the essence of a life richly lived.

Morgan O.  Smith

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The Weight of the World and the Path to Spiritual Awakening

In the vast expanse of our human journey, there are moments of profound weight, where one feels as if they are carrying the burdens of the entire world upon fragile shoulders. This weight, often elusive and ineffable, is the manifestation of our ego, the culmination of our personal experiences intertwined with the collective unconscious of humanity.

Such weight can be overwhelming, sometimes akin to bearing witness to all of the human pain, suffering, and dark episodes of our shared history. Yet, it is said that we are never burdened with more than we can bear. This assertion, though challenging to grasp especially in our moments of despair, points towards a greater purpose – the evolution of the soul.

Those who endure and navigate through this weight, emerging on the other side of its crushing force, often find themselves transformed. The ego, once the dominating force, begins to dissolve, making way for a purer, more profound connection with the universe. This metamorphosis leads to humility, replacing pride and arrogance with an understanding that we are but a tiny fragment of the vast cosmos.

With this newfound humility comes a more receptive heart. Love, compassion, and empathy flow effortlessly, as the barriers that once separated us from others crumble. We begin to truly understand the adage, “Walk a mile in another man’s shoes.” This isn’t just about human-to-human connections; it extends to all life forms. We start recognizing the soul in every being, every flutter of a leaf, every chirp of a bird.

The ultimate realization, perhaps, is the true meaning of the age-old teaching, “Love thy neighbour as thyself.” It is not merely a call for kindness but a revelation that at the core, beyond the layers of ego and societal constructs, we are all one. There is no other; there is only us, interconnected and interdependent.

In conclusion, while the weight of the world can seem unbearable at times, it might just be the universe’s way of preparing us for a deeper connection, for a spiritual awakening that allows us to see beyond the superficial and truly embrace all that is.

Morgan O. Smith

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