Letter to the Genuine Seekers !

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My dear Genuine Minds,

Confinements of orders are at times your best friends, and at the same consecutive moments your worst enemy. Either friend or a foe, its a box of jelly and delicious poison. Once you take it, it becomes the sole reason for your absent mind'ness. Though you are, you are not.

It is difficult for any rationalized and functional mind to dive into this void of absurdity. Yet, there is this particular voice inside all of us, from all corners, that looks back and forth. And tells us to jump. Just jump into the absurdity. No matter what the outcome might be. A very courageous leap. After which the undefined definition flowers, and synchronicity reveals the cosmic one'ness, beyond words, even silence of the human mind.

Toward any event, is the dream. As imagination, or as an unconscious event. And it follows allwhere. The possibility of the existence is as a dream, an incident, an accident and as an event. But is that all which lives in us, as the self. Are images static, and the moment kinetic. Projecting in us the false sense of knowing. Is totality just holographic unconscious. Or the intelligent formulation of the majestic chaos called existence.

In that regards, the end is not an obligation. If it was, then it would be absurd for the human mind to exist. It wont be of any necessity. But end is not an obligation. Its the whole process. Its the vedanta. Its the entire space of unbounded horizon. The end is the continuation of life, beyond time and space. Beyond the momentary illusion.

Hence, the call of all the multiverses, within the individual is toward the end, which is completely non-existential. Yet, it is the way and the destination. This is particularly why time is referred as 'Kaal' in Sanatan Dharma. But Kaal, is not just time, it is the cycle. Kaal is also death. Kaal is also darkness, the void. And Kaal is the destruction. And the moment of creation.

ईशावास्यमिदं सर्वं !!

Namaste !

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