Author, Philosopher, Spiritual Teacher, A Lead Facilitator at Sacred Media's Integral Mastery Academy, Founder of Yinnergy Meditation/Neurofeedback, Bodhi Mental Care & Wellness, Co-founder of KeMor Centre for Innovative Development
The journey of self-understanding often leads us to explore the contours of our own ego. The ego, our sense of self-identity, manifests in countless facets that embody our personality traits, motivations, and behaviours. Each of these facets, be they positive attributes like resilience and compassion, or negative tendencies such as jealousy and arrogance, forms an integral part of our self-image.
Picture the constellation of traits that define you. Some shine brilliantly, reflecting your strengths and virtues. Some might be darker, representing the areas we struggle with or seek to improve. These are the multiple dimensions of our identity, as intricate and vast as the cosmos itself.
Deep spiritual or mystical experiences can profoundly alter this constellation. During these moments of transcendence, the negative facets, those shadowy stars, seem to fade away. We are left with only the positive aspects, creating a luminous sense of heightened self-worth, inner peace, and profound connection with the world around us.
But the journey doesn’t stop at this dualistic understanding. As we delve deeper into these transformative moments, we encounter a state of nonduality. In this space, all facets of the ego, positive and negative, exist simultaneously, without clear distinctions or separations. They merge into the grand cosmic dance, each star in our constellation joining the larger cosmos, allowing us to experience the full spectrum of our human existence.
Morgan O. Smith
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Introduction: In the realm of spirituality, few concepts captivate the human imagination as profoundly as spiritual enlightenment. It has been sought after, contemplated upon, and revered across cultures and traditions. At its core, spiritual enlightenment encompasses a holistic realization, knowing, comprehension, recognition, and liberation, leading to an intimate understanding of one’s essence as the Ground of all Being. In this thought-provoking blog, we embark on a journey to unravel the depths of spiritual enlightenment and explore its transformative power.
Realization:The Full Realization of What You Are as The Ground of All Being The journey toward spiritual enlightenment begins with a profound realization—an awakening to the fundamental truth of one’s existence. It is an experiential revelation that transcends intellectual understanding, offering a direct encounter with the essence of reality. This realization unveils the interconnectedness of all existence and dissolves the boundaries that separate the self from the world. Knowing: Knowing Who and What You Are as The Ground of All Being Knowing, in the context of spiritual enlightenment, goes beyond intellectual knowledge or beliefs. It is a direct and intimate knowing of one’s true nature, beyond the ephemeral constructs of ego and identity. This knowing arises from experiential wisdom that transcends language and logic, revealing the profound interconnectedness of all life.
Comprehension: Comprehending What You Are as The Ground of All Being Comprehension in spiritual enlightenment refers to a deep understanding that arises from the integration of realization and knowing. It involves grasping the inherent wisdom that pervades all existence and recognizing the underlying unity amidst the apparent diversity. This comprehension allows us to perceive the world through a lens of compassion, empathy, and interconnectedness.
Recognition: Recognizing What You Are as The Ground of All Being Recognition entails a moment of profound insight where the illusory veils of separation and limitation fall away, revealing the truth of one’s being. It is a transformative recognition of our true nature as vast, boundless awareness, intimately interconnected with the entire cosmos. Through this recognition, we come to acknowledge the divinity that resides within ourselves and all beings. Liberation: Being Liberated from Shape or Form, Free from Illusion and Attachments Liberation represents the ultimate culmination of spiritual enlightenment—a state of profound freedom and liberation from the constraints of ego, attachment, and illusion. It is an experiential transcendence of the limited, conditioned self, allowing one to dwell in the realm of pure emptiness. Yet, paradoxically, this liberation is not a detachment from the world but a unification with it, as the awakened individual realizes their inseparability from the tapestry of existence.
Conclusion: Spiritual enlightenment encompasses a multidimensional journey that surpasses the limitations of language and rationality. It is a profound exploration of the self and the universe, revealing our interconnectedness and inherent divinity. Through realization, knowing, comprehension, recognition, and liberation, we can embark on a transformative path that leads to a deeper understanding of our existence. By embracing the essence of spiritual enlightenment, we may find ourselves united with everything that is form while being liberated from the illusory constraints that bind us. May this exploration inspire you on your quest for self-discovery and awakening to the timeless truth of the Ground of all Being.
Morgan O. Smith
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Life is a tapestry of personal narratives. Each of us is the author of our own story, swept up in the whirl of our everyday trials and tribulations, from the mundane to the monumental. We’re all preoccupied with our victories and defeats, joys and sorrows, dreams and disappointments, which collectively form our unique, personal content. Yet, amidst this tumultuous weave of personal stories, there lurks a broader tapestry, a profound, immutable context that transcends our existences—the Ultimate Reality or the Ultimate Context.
This Ultimate Context is akin to a vast ocean upon which our individual lives are but transient waves. We are too often ignorant of its presence, absorbed in the details of our fleeting crests and troughs, beginnings, and endings. But our myopic vision deprives us of the understanding that our waves are inseparable from the larger, unfathomable expanse of the ocean—the Ultimate Reality.
Unveiling the Veil of Illusion
Many philosophical traditions, such as Buddhism and Hinduism, refer to our preoccupation with personal content as an illusion—maya or samsara. This illusion stems from our inability to recognize that the seemingly separate, solid, and enduring ‘self’ we believe ourselves to be is just a wave on the ocean’s surface, part of the boundless, interconnected, and constantly changing Ultimate Reality.
Our inability to perceive this reality is often compared to a dream from which we struggle to awaken. Our ‘personal content’ may seem to us the full reality because it engrosses our senses and emotions, yet it is merely a fragment of the ‘Ultimate Context.’
Rediscovering the Ultimate Context
How do we reorient our focus away from our narratives to understand the Ultimate Context? Philosophies and spiritual traditions around the world suggest varied paths, from rigorous intellectual inquiry to deep meditation. Regardless of the method, the goal remains the same: to transcend the confines of our consciousness and recognize our union with the Ultimate Reality.
Practicing mindfulness and living in the ‘here and now’ is one approach that offers us the chance to step away from our content. Mindfulness offers a way to become aware of the ‘nowness’ of existence, to experience the world and ourselves as a series of interconnected, ephemeral phenomena. Through this process, we can gradually attune ourselves to the Ultimate Context.
The Potential Impact
Imagine what our lives would look like if we acknowledged the Ultimate Context. Our struggles, while not diminished, might be seen in a new light. We would recognize that we are not isolated entities combating a hostile universe, but integral parts of a vast, interconnected whole. This understanding could engender a profound sense of peace, compassion, and interconnectedness, transforming our relationships with ourselves, others, and the world at large.
Embracing the Journey
Venturing into the realm of the Ultimate Context is not an easy task. It requires us to shift our perceptions, to question our deeply ingrained beliefs about ourselves and reality. But the journey, while challenging, holds the promise of a profound transformation—a metamorphosis from a wave oblivious of its oceanic nature to one that rides the currents of existence with grace, understanding, and wonder.
In the end, the Ultimate Context is not a lofty abstraction to be pondered upon, but a living reality to be experienced. It invites us to shift our gaze from the canvas of our content and behold the magnificent tapestry of existence. To make this shift is to awaken from our dream of separateness and embrace the full richness of our interconnected lives. This is not an escape from our day-to-day trials and tribulations but a broader understanding of their place within a larger panorama of existence. By grounding our narratives within the Ultimate Context, we can navigate life’s ups and downs with greater equanimity, wisdom, and inner peace.
Implications for Society
If we expand this understanding from the individual to the collective level, the implications are profound. Recognizing the Ultimate Context could revolutionize our approach to societal issues, from climate change to social inequality. Instead of viewing these problems through the narrow lens of individualistic concerns, we would perceive them as disruptions in the interconnected web of existence that they truly are. This could catalyze a more compassionate, holistic, and effective response.
The Ultimate Journey
The journey toward the Ultimate Context is more than a philosophical quest. It is a profound transformation, an inner pilgrimage towards a fuller, more interconnected understanding of reality. It is a journey from the known to the unknown, from the surface to the depth, from separateness to oneness.
Embracing the Ultimate Context does not mean rejecting our content, our individual stories. Instead, it invites us to view them as integral threads of a grander cosmic tapestry. The beauty of our trials and tribulations, our victories and defeats, lies in their interconnectedness with everything else that exists.
In this journey, we are not alone. Every individual, consciously or unconsciously, is a traveller on this path. We are all part of the same quest, the same unfolding story of discovering and understanding the Ultimate Context. As we navigate this path, let us remember that our waves are not separate from the ocean. They are the ocean, expressing itself in all its diversity, beauty, and mystery. In embracing the Ultimate Context, we celebrate not just our narratives, but the grand saga of existence itself.
Morgan O. Smith
Yinnergy Meditation & My Book, Bodhi in the Brain…Available Now!
Every human being, at some point, grapples with the concept of divinity. How we perceive the divine greatly influences how we understand ourselves and our place in the cosmos. While there are many ways to envision divinity, let us ponder the “Three Faces of God” – “I am That,” “Thou art,” and “It, the Ground of All Being.” Each provides a distinct lens through which we may view and experience the divine.
1. Divine Within: The Face of “I am That”
“I am That” is a call to recognize the divine within us. It is not just a statement; it’s an acknowledgment of our inherent divinity. This perspective dissolves the illusion of separateness, helping us realize that we’re not merely fleeting existences in an indifferent universe, but integral fragments of a divine whole.
This face asks us to engage in deep introspection, to see beyond the veil of our mundane identities, and to understand that our true essence is not our transient ego, but the eternal spirit. Could it be that we’re more divine than we’ve ever imagined? This face prompts us to explore that possibility.
2. Divine As Other: The Face of “Thou Art”
The face of “Thou Art” offers a contrasting perspective. Here, the divine is seen as the ‘Other,’ an entity outside ourselves with whom we can establish a personal connection. This relationship with the divine, filled with reverence and love, is akin to the bond between a devotee and their deity.
In this model, God is the figure we pray to, seek comfort from, and surrender our troubles to. It’s a perspective that creates a powerful, intimate bond with the divine, letting us experience the divinity not as a part of us, but as a separate, caring, and guiding entity.
3. Divine As All: The Face of “It, the Ground of All Being”
The third face, “It, the Ground of All Being,” portrays God as an impersonal essence, the primal energy that permeates the cosmos. This face of divinity does not personify the divine but sees it as the raw material of existence. It is the unchanging reality amidst the ceaseless flux of the universe.
This view urges us to go beyond the traditional understandings of God and probe deeper into the mysteries of existence. Could it be that the divine is not just a deity or a spirit within, but also the very fabric of reality?
Wrapping Up
The Three Faces of God offer a multidimensional understanding of the divine, guiding us on our spiritual and philosophical quest. They propose different ways to connect with the divine, based on our personal inclinations and spiritual needs. More than a simple triad, they represent a spectrum of possibilities on our spiritual journey.
In acknowledging these perspectives, we can foster a richer understanding and experience of God, allowing us to discover the divine within ourselves, in an intimate relationship, and as the underlying reality of existence. Such an exploration can become a catalyst for personal growth and spiritual evolution, leading us to new levels of self-discovery and cosmic connection. After all, isn’t that what the quest for understanding divinity is all about?
Morgan O. Smith
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In the tranquil tapestry of Eastern philosophy, where contemplation converges with existence, there lies a profound revelation – Everything in existence is composed of Pure Consciousness. Here, Consciousness is not merely an attribute; it is capitalized, symbolizing its omnipresence as the very fabric that weaves through the cosmos. It is akin to an ancient tale of a castle crafted from sand, reflecting that though it may don the guise of a majestic structure, it remains, in essence, sand.
The Sand and the Castle:
Visualize a child meticulously building a sand castle on the shore. The grains of sand, amassed and sculpted, assume the shape of a castle. Does the sand cease to be sand when shaped into a castle? Certainly not. This allegory mirrors the realization that while the myriad forms around us may appear different, they are all permutations of the same unyielding Consciousness.
The Essence of Consciousness:
Consciousness is akin to Brahman in Hinduism or the Tao in Taoism in the Eastern philosophical context. The unchanging, infinite, immanent, and transcendent reality is the Divine Ground of all matter, energy, time, space, being, and everything beyond. Our ephemeral existence is a mere reflection, a ripple in the vast ocean of Consciousness. Flow of Forms:
Just as a sand castle is subjected to the whims of waves and winds, forms in the material world are in a constant state of flux. The ancient Hindu text, the Bhagavad Gita, illustrates this with the concept of ‘Lila’, depicting the world as a divine play of forms. The Taoist philosophy also reverberates with this thought through the Tao, which flows through and is the inherent nature of all things.
The Inner Alchemy:
One might inquire, how does this realization benefit our daily lives? Understanding that we are not just isolated entities, but integral threads woven into the fabric of Consciousness, can be transformative. It helps us transcend the illusion of separateness and cultivates compassion, humility, and interconnectedness with all beings and the natural world. Conclusion:
As we embrace the wisdom of Eastern philosophy, let us be mindful of the sand castles we build and the sands that shape them. Let us embark on a spiritual odyssey to unearth the Consciousness within and around us, recognizing that the essence is unchanging, infinite and all-encompassing. Like the sand castles by the sea, our forms are transient, but the Consciousness that shapes us is eternal.
Morgan O. Smith
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A Harmonious Unveiling of Eastern and Western Spirituality
Introduction: In the transcendent tapestry of human spirituality, East and West have often been seen as disparate threads. The West, with its logical rigour and scientific orientation, seems worlds apart from the East’s mystical, inward-focused spiritual traditions. However, in the heart of a spiritual awakening, a resplendent horizon emerges, revealing the unity and complementary nature of these spiritual worlds. This article explores this enigmatic integration, delving into how the confluence of Eastern and Western spirituality can offer a comprehensive and profound spiritual experience.
The Philosophical Underpinnings: Eastern spirituality, rooted in traditions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and Taoism, often emphasizes the notions of unity, interdependence, and the cyclical nature of existence. In contrast, Western spirituality, particularly in Abrahamic religions, has been more inclined toward linear progression, individual salvation, and a personal God. Notwithstanding these differences, both sides seek to understand the fundamental nature of existence and the path toward greater fulfillment and enlightenment.
The Awakening Confluence: The moment of spiritual awakening can be likened to the dawn; the dark night of ignorance recedes as the sun of wisdom rises. In this pivotal moment, the dichotomies of East and West dissipate, as one comprehends the interwoven complexities of existence. The Eastern idea of interconnectedness suddenly harmonizes with the Western emphasis on individual worth, signifying that our individual journey has cosmic interconnected consequences. Science and Mysticism: One of the key avenues through which this integration is taking place is the dialogue between science (often associated with the West) and mysticism (a domain of the East). Through disciplines like quantum physics, Western science is beginning to echo Eastern concepts of interdependence and non-duality. The parallels between quantum entanglement and the interconnectedness emphasized in Eastern philosophies are a testament to this evolving synthesis.
A More Comprehensive Path: By integrating Eastern and Western spirituality, individuals may find a more comprehensive and balanced path. For instance, the Western emphasis on social justice and activism can bolster the Eastern focus on inner peace and equanimity. Conversely, the Eastern practices of meditation and mindfulness can bring a sense of inner clarity and purpose to the Western pursuit of external achievements.
Conclusion: As the human spirit continues to evolve, the integration of Eastern and Western spiritual perspectives offers a more holistic and enriched path. This synthesis, fully realized in the moment of spiritual awakening, acts as a bridge between dualities, fostering a deeper understanding of the self and the universe. Through this harmonious integration, humanity has the potential to weave a more intricate, compassionate, and enlightened tapestry of existence.
Morgan O. Smith
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Introduction: Meditative practices have long been revered as transformative tools in the realm of self-discovery and spiritual growth. They offer a profound pathway for individuals to explore the depths of their consciousness, seeking truth, peace, and liberation. However, beneath the surface lies a fascinating paradox—the false self, which appears as the practitioner, ultimately leads to the revelation of the Ultimate Self, the Ground of All Being.
The Illusion of the False Self: Within the tapestry of various spiritual traditions, the notion of the false self arises—a deceptive construct born out of our attachments to external roles, labels, and conditioned beliefs. This illusory identity emerges from our tendency to assign significance to transient aspects of our existence, such as social standing, material possessions, and superficial identities. Meditative practices, in their diverse forms, serve as illuminating mirrors, enabling us to perceive the transient nature of the false self and transcend its illusory grasp.
Meditation as a Mirror: Meditation acts as a reflective surface, offering a clear reflection of the illusory nature of the false self. By turning inward and observing our thoughts, emotions, and sensations without judgment or attachment, we gain a heightened awareness of the ever-changing nature of our experiences. Regular practice nurtures a profound realization—an understanding that our thoughts come and go, emotions rise and subside, and identities shift fluidly. This awakening brings us closer to recognizing that the false self is not a fixed entity but a construct that can be deconstructed through the power of self-inquiry.
The Ultimate Self: While meditative practices may originate from the false self, they hold within them the potential to reveal the Ultimate Self—the very essence of our being, the Ground of All Being. As we delve deeper into our meditative journey, we begin to touch upon an interconnectedness and unity with the vast cosmos. The boundaries that once separated our individual selves from the external world begin to dissolve, and we catch glimpses of the inherent oneness that permeates all existence. In this expanded state of awareness, the false self loses its grip, and we realize that our essential nature transcends the limitations of individual identity.
Integration and Transformation: The true essence of meditative practices lies in the interplay between the false self and the Ultimate Self. The false self, while illusory, acts as a vehicle for the exploration and transformation of consciousness. Engaging with meditative practices allows us to intimately observe the patterns and tendencies of the false self, ultimately leading us to transcend its limitations. By embracing the false self as a catalyst for growth, we integrate its lessons and move closer to the realization of our true nature—the Ultimate Self.
Conclusion: In the realm of meditative practices, the interconnection between the false self and the Ultimate Self invites profound contemplation. While the false self may present itself as real and compelling, it is merely a construct that can be unravelled through the transformative power of meditation. Engaging in these practices propels us on a journey of self-realization, unveiling the essence of our being—the Ground of All Being. Meditative practices serve as bridges, guiding us from the illusion of the false self to the profound truth of our interconnected existence. Embrace these practices, embrace the false self, and embark on the path toward ultimate liberation and self-realization.
Morgan O. Smith
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Unravelling the Unity of Being in Nondual Realization
Introduction: Nondual realization, a concept deeply rooted in various spiritual and philosophical traditions, beckons us to unravel the intricate fabric of perceived separateness. It nudges us to fathom that our heads, shoulders, knees, and toes are not disjoint fragments, but an interwoven tapestry of existence that extends beyond our physical form to encompass the entirety of the cosmos.
The Mirage of Separation: Our conditioned minds are apt at categorizing and labelling. We discern our body parts as separate entities, our thoughts as ours alone, and our experiences as exclusive. This discernment perpetuates a mirage of separation, where we see ourselves as isolated entities distinct from others and the world around us.
The Confluence of Suchness: Nondual realization, however, invites us to shed these layers of compartmentalization and dive into the undercurrent of ‘suchness’. Suchness refers to the raw, unfiltered state of existence, free from conceptualizations. At this juncture, the distinctions blur, and the head, shoulders, knees, and toes emerge not as isolated landmarks but as interconnected contours of a boundless landscape.
Unity in Diversity: Imagine a symphony where every instrument contributes to a harmonious melody. Each note, when observed in isolation, has its identity, but together they create music that is beyond the sum of its parts. Similarly, in the realm of nondual awareness, every form and phenomenon is an integral note in the cosmic symphony.
Bodies Within the Cosmic Body: In the space of nondual awareness, the body is seen not as a solitary vessel but as a wave in the ocean of existence. Each wave is distinct yet made of the same essence as the ocean. The ‘body’ extends beyond physical form and encapsulates the trees, stars, and galaxies – all expressions of the same primordial energy.
Relevance in the Modern World: In an era characterized by division and strife, embracing the understanding of nonduality can be transformative. When we recognize the interconnectedness of all forms and phenomena, compassion and empathy naturally flow. As we perceive others and the environment not as separate but as extensions of ourselves, a sense of stewardship and responsibility emerges.
Conclusion: Nondual realization is not just a philosophical concept, but an experiential reality that can awaken us to the interconnected tapestry of existence. By perceiving the unity in diversity, recognizing the body as a microcosm of the cosmic body, and letting go of entrenched categorizations, we can nurture a more inclusive, compassionate, and harmonious world. This realization invites us to not only tread more lightly upon the Earth but also to embrace the boundlessness of our being.
Morgan O. Smith
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Revelations From The Pinnacle of Spiritual Perception
Introduction: Imagine for a moment transcending the confines of your individual self and embracing the consciousness of all life forms across the universe. This peak spiritual experience, where one sees from every possible perspective, holds transformative potential. But what exactly happens, and why is this beneficial?
The Tapestry of Existence: Within this peak experience, one witnesses the intricate fabric of life woven through space and time. As humans, we usually observe life through the lens of our limited experiences, but as the collective consciousness, you realize the delicate balance and interdependence that sustains life in its myriad forms.
Empathy on a Cosmic Scale: In this state, the empathy experienced is unparalleled. You are not just understanding someone else’s viewpoint; you ARE them. The barriers that divide humans – race, religion, nationality – become inconsequential. This heightened empathy can promote peace, as individuals who have undergone such a transcendental experience may return with an inherent sense of the unity of all beings.
Stewardship of Earth and Beyond: Seeing the interconnectedness of all life forms generates a sense of responsibility. The recognition that our actions affect not just our immediate environment but ripple across ecosystems and even planets can lead to more conscious stewardship of Earth and potentially other habitats throughout the universe. Innovation Through Diverse Perspectives: In a state where one can tap into the consciousness of different life forms, the pool of knowledge and experiences becomes vast. This can foster innovative solutions to longstanding problems as insights from different life forms provide new angles and approaches previously unthought of.
Deepening Self-Understanding: While experiencing the universality of consciousness, one’s self-concept undergoes a profound transformation. Understanding that your essence is intertwined with the cosmos helps in comprehending the self not as an isolated entity, but as an integral part of a larger whole.
Ethical Evolution: With the awareness of the interconnected tapestry of life, ethics evolve. Actions are evaluated not just based on their impact on individual lives but on the entirety of the cosmic fabric. This shift can lead to an ethical framework that values preservation, cooperation, and symbiosis.
Conclusion: A peak spiritual experience of perceiving existence from all perspectives is more than just an awe-inspiring phenomenon; it’s a revelation that has the potential to alter the very fabric of human society. By instilling a sense of interconnectedness, fostering empathy, driving innovation, and evolving our ethical compass, such experiences can pave the way for a more harmonious and sustainable coexistence with all life throughout the universe.
Morgan O. Smith
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Introduction: In the hushed corners of our consciousness, a whisper seeks acknowledgment – the timeless questions of existence. It is in the silent chambers of introspection that we finally experience a moment of revelation, where we realize that the Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How of our being are not merely aspects of our identity, but the very fabric of existence itself.
Who Am I? – The Boundless Entity: As we ponder the question, “Who am I?” the expansive canvas of life unravels. In our deepest thoughts, we find a connection with the universe. We realize we are not just an isolated self but the amalgamation of everything that has ever existed and will ever be. In the echo of ancient wisdom, “I AM That”.
What Am I? – The Essence Beyond Form: Shapes, forms, and entities fade into insignificance as we delve into our essence. We are neither body nor soul, yet we encompass all. The abstract concept of being transcends the physical, and we find ourselves to be the sum of the entire universe. When and Where? – The Timeless, Spaceless Existence: “When did I come into being and Where did I come from?” – such queries dissolve into irrelevance as we realize our existence transcends time and space. Like the fabric of space-time, our being is omnipresent. We are not constrained by coordinates on a plane or ticks on a clock. We are in every atom and every moment.
Why? – The Power of Creation: One of the most profound inquiries is “Why did I create everything in existence?” The essence of creation lies within our boundless nature. We, as this unified consciousness, are created simply because it is an intrinsic expression of our endless potential. Creation is the reflection of our unlimited power. How? – The Enigmatic Thought: The mechanism of creation is an eternal enigma. Yet, in our moment of self-realization, we understand that the entire cosmos sprang into existence from a singular thought. This thought, an unfathomable force, is perpetually creating, altering, and sustaining the universe.
Conclusion: The moment of self-realization is akin to a wave merging into an ocean – it is in this profound unity that we grasp the limitless boundaries of our existence. The answers to Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How are not separate, but interwoven into the very essence of what we are. In acknowledging this, we do not simply find ourselves; we become one with the boundless cosmos. This is not an end but a beginning, a continuous journey through the labyrinth of existence with a newfound understanding of our immeasurable significance within it.
Morgan O. Smith
Yinnergy Meditation & My Book, Bodhi in the Brain…Available Now!
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