M: Most of your experiences are unconscious. The conscious ones are very few. You are unaware of the fact because to you only the conscious ones count. Become aware of the unconscious .
The “inner world” is full of phantoms … : the will is one of
them. The will no longer moves anything, hence does not
explain anything either — it merely accompanies events;
it can also be absent. The so-called motive: another error.
Merely a surface phenomenon of consciousness some –
thing alongside the deed that is more likely to cover up
the antecedents of the deeds than to represent them. …
What follows from this? There are no mental [geistigen]
causes at all.
— NIETZSCHE
M: Awareness is not limited to consciousness. It is of all that is. Consciousness is of duality. There is no duality in awareness. It is one single block of pure cognition. In the same way one can talk of the pure being and pure creation — nameless, formless, silent and yet absolutely real, powerful, effective. Their being indescribable does not affect them in the least. While they are unconscious, they are essential. The conscious cannot change fundamentally, it can only modify. Any thing, to change, must pass through death, through obscuration and dissolution. Gold jewellery must be melted down before it is cast into another shape. What refuses to die cannot be reborn.
“The truth is that every man himself is a piece of fate; when he thinks he is stirring against fate in the way described, fate is being realized here, too; the struggle is imaginary, but so is resignation to fate — all these imaginary ideas are included in fate… In you the whole future of the human world is predetermined.” — NIETZSCHE
M: Withdrawal, aloofness, letting go is death. To live fully, death is essential; every ending makes a new beginning. On the other hand, do understand, that only the dead can die, not the living. That which is alive in you, is immortal.
your sorrow is sheer delusion
Wise men dont grieve — BHAGAVAD GITA
M: The source is neither right nor wrong. Nor is desire by itself right or wrong. It is nothing but striving for happiness. Having identified yourself with a speck of a body you feel lost and search desperately for the sense of fullness and completeness you call happiness.
Can you coax your mind from its wandering
and keep to the original oneness? — TAO TE CHING
M: Go beyond your consciousness and you will find it.
Never was there a time
when I did not exist, or you,
nor will there come
a time when we cease to be.
— BHAGAVAD GITA
M: You know it already; do it.
Can you let your body become
supple as a newborn child’s? TAO TE CHING
M: Yet I repeat — you know it. Do it. Go beyond, back to your normal, natural, supreme state.
Just as, in this body, the Self
passes through childhood, youth,
and old age, so after death
it passes to another body. — BHAGAVAD GITA
M: A speck in the eye makes you think you are blind. Wash it out and look.
Can you cleanse your inner vision
until you see nothing but the light? — TAO TE CHING
M: Remove the speck and your eyes will be flooded with light. The light is there — waiting. The eyes are there — ready. The darkness you see is but the shadow of the tiny speck. Get rid of it and come back to your natural state.
M: Yet I repeat — you know it. Do it. Go beyond, back to your normal, natural, supreme state.