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It is Oneness that doeseverything!

Wed Oct 02 2013

If a criminal kills someone, how would we explain our

action in putting him/her in jail, or executing

him/her, while we elie!e it is done " oneness#

In order to understand these seemingl" complex

$uestions we ha!e to reach some heart%felt knowing

of Oneness& Oneness is too !ast for the indi!idual

mind to comprehend, howe!er we'll get a glimpse

when we start looking deeper into the unrealit" oftime and space&

We ha!e a linear rain in order to sur!i!e and so we

see things from the perspecti!e of change, motion,

e!ents and thus time& (ime is relati!e to motion as

)instein has pro!en through his theor" of relati!it"&

(his means that although we experience linear time

"et in *ealit" there is onl" holographic essence&

Oneness also means that e!er"thing is One andasolutel" nothing is separate or could e!er e& In

this Oneness we are all perfect and li!e in our (rue

+ome unconditional lo!e, peace, jo", etc-& (his

raises another $uestion %% are there two realities

then, linear and holographic#

(he est explanation is gi!en in '. ourse in iracles'

when it sa"s that our life script has alread" een

written& (his means that e!er"thing that seems to

happen has alread" happened& (he life script that

contains murder, suffering, pain, limitation etc is the

illusi!e and delusi!e linear time&

)instein said that past, present and future occur

simultaneousl" and that, in itself, oggles our linear

indi!idual mind& .gain, this is something that is

recognied when spiritual awakening happens where

nothing is orn and nothing dies ecause there ne!e

was an"thing ut Oneness our true +ome -&

It seems that we all ha!e two life scripts alread" don

%% ego script containing karmic conse$uences of act

and thoughts done in the past and are repeated du

to unresol!ed issues like unconscious guilt, fear of th

unknown, etc& We also ha!e a +olographic scrip

where we are li!ing in unconditional lo!e and eterna

peace and jo"&

When we start to forgi!e see clearl" the illusion o

then our ego script egins to shift into ou

holographic true essence where nothing has actual

happened ut onl" seemed to happen&

.nother wa" of looking at this is two%fold % eithe

through our egoic interpretation or Onenes

interpretation& If something drastic seems to happe

to us then we can forgi!e it " seeing that worr"

complaining, hatred, anger, re!enge will not onl" O

WO* ut exacerate the situation ecause ou

interpretation sa"s, 4(his is awful and I must contro

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If, on the other hand, we see that what happens to u

is due to unresol!ed feelings of what we might ha!

done to others or to oursel!es through our elie

s"stem, then we can forgi!e it gi!e it forth t

Oneness- and thus a!oid the karmic conse$uences o

such action&

When we forgi!e gi!e forth to Oneness- the

whate!er was written in our life%script as 'painful' wie transcended through the collapse of time an

space in our fa!or& I know that this is hard to elie!

ut this is fact and I know it e"ond an" dout& (his i

wh" waking up to our true nature can e so freein

ecause we will see that we are guiltless, free

innocent and whole&

(he onl" rule and law in life is 6O7) and an"thing tha

"ou do with lo!e, whether it is sex, affection, gi!ing



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dancing, celerating or enjo"ing is the freedom of our

true nature& While the ego script is filled with rules,

man%made laws, conditions and fears8 our (rue

Oneness +olographic script is freedom, innocence,

guiltlessness and unconditional lo!e&

In this holographic sense there is no 'wrong' in

an"thing ecause it is all acted through Oneness

known as lo!e& When in our dail" life we hang or kill a

murderer " law we are still perpetuating the same

karmic principles that will remain unresol!ed in our

ps"che to e re%experienced in our life and to learn

forgi!eness&

(he reason there are criminals, murderers, corrupt

politicians, selfish law"ers and !engeful police is

ecause the" are carr"ing out unresol!ed unconscious

guilt& (his c"cle will keep repeating lifetime after

lifetime until we learn that we are Oneness and thus

spiritual perfect unconditional lo!e&

We ma" experience man" thousands of li!es until we

disco!er there were no li!es ut Oneness doing

e!er"thing and ringing us +ome&

How to inquire!

Wed Oct 02 2013

an" times at satsangs I ha!e so man" $uestions to

ask ut fail to know how to phrase m" $uestions& .nd,

when faced with a $uestion I don't know how to

explore it and dig deeper into its source to find the

(ruth of it& 9o "ou know what I mean#

(he human life is itself a 6i!ing :uestion& It is called

a '6i!ing :uestion' ecause it is fore!er in us and

experienced as a pele in our shoe which we can

feel ut can't remo!e& It is a feeling we are missing

something or somehow don't feel good enough&

;elie!e it or not, e!er" human eing suffers from

6i!ing :uestion until the" wake up and find ther

ne!er was one& . $uestion is a :uest seeking- and th

seeking happens ecause there is the thought that w

are O( complete&

(his sense of incompletion is a sutle feeling o

inade$uac" or discomfort or nagging lack in ou

outlook, and "et, it is a deception of the eg

elie!ing "ou are a human rather than ;)I< pla"in

the human role& =ou can learn to explore a $uestio

" knowing certain facts facts which are o!ious

+ere are the facts>

1& 6ife is holographic and therefore

Oneness&&&there is no separation8

2& (ime and space do not exist and this is shown

in ?k"ping someone in another far%off countr"

3& (here is onl" here and OW5

Understanding subjectand object

(ue Oct 0@ 200A

I recei!ed the following $uestion o!er e%mail>

Can you please clarify the dynamics of

subject and object and how they are one

(hank "ou for that $uestion ecause it is through th

understanding of suject/oject and their onenes

that we awaken to what trul" I?5

(he est and simplest wa" to grasp their significanc

is to look at "ourself in the mirror& When "ou look i

the mirror all "ou see is an oject& =ou see "our od"

"ou also 'see' the self%image that "ou created in "ou

mind without realiing it and "ou emod" all th



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ojects of mind such as thoughts, eliefs, opinions,

conclusions, past conditioning and the whole

personalit" structure including "our name&

(his is all ojecti!e ecause it is ased on an image of

mind& It is the mind that creates these images andecomes 'solid' to us& In other words, we make them

*).6 ut are the"#-

(hen we look deeper and ask, 4What made these

things possile# What makes it possile for me to look

at m"self and sa" 'this is me#' 4Who is this me#4

(hrough these $uestions we hit upon the sujecti!e&

ow this is where we falter, shake and $uile

ecause the sujecti!e is O( an image& (he

sujecti!e cannot e descried and cannot e

defined& If we did define the sujecti!e then it

ecomes ojecti!e& 9o "ou see the point#

(herefore the sujecti!e has to e gi!en a name here

for the sake of grasping, somewhat, this extremel"

intricate suject& ?o we call it 'pure awareness&' Bure

awareness means that the fact that "ou are aware of

eing aware is the sujecti!e factor& (his awareness iswhat makes "ou know that "ou exist& .nd the fact

that "ou know "ou think is the awareness of the

thought&

=et this awareness is O( a thought, not a concept

and definitel" not an image& It is all comprehensi!e,

whole, without a order or limit& It defies explanation

and has no eginning or end, and "et, we know it is

real and the onl" real thing- ecause it is through it

that we exist as human eings&

(he moment "ou realie that "our true nature is

awareness and there is no 'me' ut onl" seems so

ecause of awareness, then we hit a omshell that

might shake our foundation of the 'me' ego- elief& If

this shakes "ou up enough to see the incredile

wonder and m"ster" of this !ast intelligence known as

pure awareness, then we ha!e reached a realiation

of who we trul" are&

It is this realiation that we are pure awareness an

not separate indi!iduals that lierates us and awaken

a peace and lo!e that is e"ond description& =ou ar

O( who "ou thought "ou were& =ou are this eterna

awareness that was ne!er orn and shall ne!er die&

It is here, in li!ing this truth that we see the

Oneness %% suject and oject are one& (he huma

oject appears real ecause of the suject ;eing

ow human ;eing integrate and reach alance

harmon" and clarit" known as spiritual awakening&

What do you mean that the body, world,

thoughts and emotions are not real?

(he real is like the projector of the cinema on th

screen& (he screen shows the stories and images o

life& (hese stories and images come out of th

projector& (he projector is the cause&

(he screen is the effect& (herefore, the projector

the ause of e!er"thing that is seen on the screen

?imilarl", consciousness projects the od", world

thoughts and emotions& When the od", world

thoughts and emotions are descried as an illusion i

simpl" means the" are an effect of a greater ause&

(he ause is real and unchangeale while the effect

of it are relati!e and changeale& We experienc

them ut the" are not as we interpret them& (h

od" that we ha!e now has een rec"cled a few time

in this lifetime&

(he world is the interpretation of our senses and th

thoughts and emotions are conditioned responses t

time& (herefore, e"ond our stories of who we thin

we are and what we ha!e done lies the truth of ou

;eing&

(he ;eing is the ause and our od" is the effect

What is real does not change and is therefore our tru

essence& Once we disco!er what is real an

unchanging then we ha!e found peace, lo!e, jo



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harmon", truth, eaut", glor" and that which is

eternal and timeless&

It is this awakening to the changeless (ruth that

makes us see clearl" the illusion of the od", world,

thoughts and emotions& (his awakening happensthrough seeing what is aiding in us e"ond time and

change& We start " 6I?()I< to our deeper silence

and thus find what is unchanging in us& It is through

this that we find meaning and fulfillment&

?at ?ep 1A 200A

I recei!ed the following $uestion o!er e%mail>

Do all the stresses, anxieties and fears

emerge from unconscious guilt?

.ll known human emotional suffering emerges from

unconscious guilt& Blease refer to m" other log also

under the heading 4(he Wa"s we seek&4

Cnconscious guilt is the elief in wrong& It is the

strongest and most destructi!e elief in the human

eing& ?ome religions call it 'original sin' or the 'fall ofman&' (he most important thing to know aout it is

this %% it is a elief and O( *ealit"&

(his elief is primordial, it stems from the

identification with the od" as who we are and thus

the feeling of separation& (his feeling of separation is

also the feeling that we are separate from Oneness&

Oneness is the one (ruth and in glimpsing our natural

state of Oneness we get transformed& (ransformation

means that we 'drop' the guilt and awaken lo!e and

peace&

(his 'unconscious guilt' is also known as ego& It is this

elief that has rought greed, fear, hatred and the

need for re!enge& .ll wars are the result of this greed

for power and control propelled " guilt&

=ou are a human ;eing& (he ;eing is innocent, open,

lo!ing, peaceful and e!er at peace with itself& (he

;eing intuiti!el" knows of its natural Oneness with a

6ife& When we forget aout ;eing " emphasiing th

human then we start feeling a lack as if we ar

missing something&

(his elief in lack rings the feeling as if we are notgood%enough as we are and so long to impro!e an

ecome etter& +owe!er, things ne!er ecome ette

ecause the nagging feeling of lack remains constan

until awakening happens&

.wakening does not happen from reading aou

spiritualit" such sujects as kundalini, chakras

reincarnation, karma and so forth& ?piritualit" mean

?pirit& In fact, in spiritual awakening there is nothin

to know ut 'to e&' It is all aout ;eing the (ruth w

alread" are& ;eing is allowing, trusting, open and see

what is o!ious& (his 'seeing' also awakens innocence

(he $uestion arises, 4What is the fastest wa" toward

this awakening#4

It is through $uantum forgi!eness& Dorgi!eness is fore

gi!eness gi!ing forth-& It is O( a 'doing' ut a 'seein

into the o!ious& (he paradox is this> true forgi!enesis seeing that there's nothing to forgi!e for the trut

is Oneness and no one is reall" guilt"&

(he transforming power of

forgi!eness5

Dri Eul 2F 200A

Drom the emails I get there seem to e two prolem

aout forgi!eness&

Dirst is the fear of forgi!eness ecause of the ego

need to retaliate or !alidate one's suffering& ?econd

the mind's inailit" to understand how to forgi!e o

what is implied " it&



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;efore we get into the secret of forgi!eness let's see

some of the transforming power of it& Dorgi!eness

actuall" collapses time in our fa!or so that an" karmic

conse$uence due us such as an 4accident4 or painful

experience is "passed&

Our lifetime script is alread" determined with its

4highs4 and 4lows4 plus 4accidents&4 (his script is not

set in stone unless the human ignores forgi!ing then

what was determined happens in direct schedule&

(o understand this karmic life there has to e the

mental grasp of what is called 4Cnconscious <uilt&4

(his unconscious guilt is a discomfort most people li!e

with elie!ing it is the wa" life is& (he" go aout life

feeling this inner discomfort and tr" to find either a

reason for it or tr" to get rid of it&

othing works ecause guilt is not something "ou can

put "our finger on& It is like ha!ing a pele in "our

shoe and an" attempt to remo!e it fails since "ou

can't find the pele& ?o, "ou learn to li!e with it&

What is this unconscious guilt?

It is unconscious ecause it is deepl" set within theps"che& It is known as 4guilt4 ecause it carries with it

feelings of separation and the need to e important,

to e special or to stand out and e noticed& Within

its needs lies a feeling of 4not eing good enough4

comined with the sutle feeling that "ou are missing

something or lacking something& .t times it e!en feels

as if "ou are 4ad&4

(hese feelings e!er"one has regardless of station in

life and it is unconscious so that it nags "ou without

knowing what it is&

What creates this unconscious guilt# (he reason is

simple enough& Drom the time we are three "ears old

we start feeling and elie!ing that we are our name

and od" and thus, unconsciousl", create the feeling

we are separate& We ha!e totall" forgotten that we

are One ;eing or Oneness itself&

.nd, it is this !er" estrangement from this fact tha

allows the unconscious guilt to make its wa" into ou

life& (his guilt%feeling carries with it sel

consciousness, ego pretension, and the need for lo!e

power or appro!al&-, the need to e heard, seen

noticed and recognied& (his need for egorecognition comprises the emotional an

ps"chological suffering of humanit"&

What is ego?

It is the elief that "ou are a od" and therefor

separate from others& ost people li!e a whol

lifetime elie!ing the" are this ego and ne!er e!e

$uestion it& ?uch people can ne!er find true peac

and inner securit" and contentment&

Dorgi!eness helps us in two wa"s& two%fold& Dirst

keeps the guilt" feeling out of the picture, and whil

doing so, mo!es us closer to our true nature& )!er

forgi!eness of discomfort enhances our onene

knowing& Dorgi!eness cuts through unconscious gui

and its projection of karma like a laser eam&

It penetrates through all of "our past li!es and e!e

future li!es, through the different dimensions otime&

How do we forgive?

Dirst of all, "ou cannot forgi!e unless "ou know tha

"ou are O( an ego& )go wants to hang on to pain an

hates to forgi!e& In fact, ego will want to retaliate

seek re!enge and get e!en in an" wa" it can& (hus

creates karma of a serious nature in one's life& )g

elief is also written within "our life%script& (hus thscript contains the tragedies, mishaps, accidents an

awful experiences that stem from the elief in ego&

?o, one primar" ingredient for forgi!eness is knowin

who "ou are& It is not difficult if "ou pa" clos

attention to the following $uestion&

.sk "ourself right now, 49o "ou know "ourself#4 an

then pause for a moment efore answering& (h



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pause will gi!e "ou an opening to 6I?() through "our

+eart&

<ood % now that "ou ha!e asked it and paused for a

moment, what was "our answer# 9on't read further

until "ou ha!e answered it&

(he +eart replies> 4=ou are the knower of "our od",

senses and mind& =ou know that "ou ha!e a od" and

mind& +owe!er, this knower can ne!er e known,

ecause "ou are it and there is nood" to know it& It

can ne!er ecome an oject of oser!ation ecause it

is totalit", wholeness, Oneness itself&4

(his is who "ou are % the knower5 =ou are O( the

od", senses,r mind nor thoughts and emotions& In

fact, these emotions, thoughts mind- and od"

appear onl" ecause there is 4=OC4& =ou are O( an

ego ut the knower&

Bause and feel what "ou ha!e just read ecause onl"

through this process can "ou grasp the power and

ease of forgi!eness& .nd, forgi!eness will take "ou all

the wa" +ome& )!er" time "ou forgi!e "our guilt, "ou

mo!e one step closer to "our true +ome of Oneness&

Oneness is like peeling an onion& =ou might not notice

the depth of the peeling ecause it looks like the

same onion8 howe!er within e!er" peel "ouGHll e

mo!ing closer to the center called +ome with each

peeling forgi!eness-&

Understanding cause and effect

+ow do I forgi!e# =ou learn how forgi!eness works as

"ou recognie that "ou are not an )ffect of a major

ause Oneness-8 =ou are the ause itself& It is "ou,

the ause, that predetermined "our life's script& It is

=ou who created the life "ou li!e& =ou cannot e an

)ffect ecause then "ou'd e like a !ictim&

?ince most people feel that the" are effects of the

?ource ause- then the" pla" !ictims in life and

emoan their lot& (hrough forgi!eness, seeing

expands and re!eals e!er deepening- that "ou can

o!erride the pre%determined script " forgi!ing wha

"ou normall" would not ha!e forgi!en- and thu

transcend the karmic conse$uences that might ha!

een due "ou&

In other words, forgi!eness collapses time as we knowlinear time& (ime doesn't exist except in our linea

thinking& .ll ph"sicists agree that past, present an

future happen simultaneousl" ecause we li!e in

holographic uni!erse& It is from this understandin

that forgi!eness ecomes a natural process&

If someone maligns us or takes ad!antage of ou

position we see that we created that so%calle

indi!idual in our life script& ;" forgi!ing him or her w

rise ao!e the conse$uences of such unforgi!ene

and thus retain our peace and make the path fre

from ostruction&

(herefore seeing that this 4other4 created a 4prolem

for "ou, "ou in turn see no prolem onl" somethin

"ou created in "our life script leading "ou towar

forgi!eness& In other words, we learn " forgi!in

oth 4others4 and oursel!es in seeing that there

nothing to forgi!e&

How did the self-enquiryhappen to you urt?

?at Eul 0F 200A

?omeone e%mailed me>

I have the astral experience regularly -

or rather, what people label astral but

its not a spiritual or egoless experience

because I am still there just the same! I

am able to see my astral body which

loo"s li"e the stereotypical ghost! Ive

noticed a lot of people have reported



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this happening to them# the simplest

description is the body falls asleep but

the mind is still awa"e! Is this a symptom

of self en$uiry? Did it ever happen to

you, %urt, when you were self en$uiring?

?elf%en$uir" was a slow process with me& Initiall" I

would in$uire ut nothing would happen or so I

thought& I persisted with the $uestion 4Who am I#4 for

a long time& " persistence emerged from the

knowing that I . more than the od"&

" insistence to experience something often resulted

in m" falling asleep in the midst of this 'feeling it'

experience& )!en though nothing happened for a few

"ears I didn't gi!e it up ut changed it with the

$uestion, 4What am I#4

It wasn't until the "ear 2000 man" "ears later- that I

woke up to the realiation that there was no answer

to the $uestion 4Who am I#4 for, after all, who is going

to answer it# Where would an answer come from# It

occurred to me, after all that time, that it was the

!er" ?ilence and non%local eing that was the answer&Who I was, was timeless&

. moment of cr"stal%clarit" occurred where I saw

m"self as a human eing % a ;eing pla"ing the role of

;urt& It was so clear, so empathic and unmistakale

that I wondered how I could ha!e missed something so

o!ious& I didn't learn an"thing ut at the same time

4I knew4 e!er"thing there was to know aout the

human and the ;eing and the interpla" of dualit" in

life's journe"&

It was ?))I< the whole pla" where e!er"thing that

happened had ne!er happened except in mind and

time was not linear ut holographic& I understood

clearl" )instein's statement, 4.ll that occurs happens

simultaneousl"4 and there is no time and space as we

come to know it& It is all seeing clearl" that it is all

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&ou emphasi'e the power of forgiveness,

but who are we as"ing forgiveness from?

When we recognie our true nature as Oneness the

we see that there is onl" ;)I<& (his ;eing is all ther

is& Cltimatel" there is no "ou or me ut Onenes

appearing as "ou and me& If "ou ha!e understood tha

far then the rest is eas" and simple to comprehend&

Our 'jo' on earth is to go +ome to our Oneness whic

in truth we ne!er left-& +owe!er, since we elie!e ware separate human eings ecause we mis

recogniing ?pirit as .llness, then whene!er w

transgress through ego identification separation

then we ask for forgi!eness& Dorgi!eness means 'fore

gi!eness' or gi!ing forth into ?pirit&

When we get 'caught in selfishness, fear, loneliness

anxiet" or e!en dout, or an" self%asorption an

form of unhappiness-, then we 'forgi!e%it' into it

)mptiness ?pirit, Oneness, 6o!e-& In fact, throug

this incessant forgi!ing of our egoic thinking, we kee

empt"ing oursel!es until there is no one and nothin

left to forgi!e and we ha!e 'attained' our true +ome&

Bicture the following> there is the one ocean and "o

appear as a wa!e on its surface& ;eing a wa!e "o

forget "ou are the ocean and so start fearing that "o

will drown into the !ast ocean and disappear& (h

fear exists onl" out of ignorance ecause "ou ha!forgotten that "ou are the same water as the ocean

in fact, the ocean itself&

(his forgetting rings fear, isolation, loneliness

depri!ation, separation and all known suffering& ?

what can "ou do# =ou can start " allowing "ourself t

see that there is onl" the One Ocean& Whene!er fea

arises then "ou forgi!e it " fore%gi!ing it into th

ocean itself lea!ing "ourself empt" of it&

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(his empt"ing or 'fore%gi!ing' will e!entuall" make "ou

recognie that all "ou are is simpl" awareness empt"

of form-& In this realiation alone can "ou recognie

"ou ha!e alwa"s een pure awareness the !ast

ocean-&

)!entuall", when the ego has died ecause there is no

longer an" feeling of separation fear- then

forgi!eness is redundant& =ou didn't ask for

forgi!eness from an"one, "ou simpl" forga!e the ego

that thought it was something real and separate&

I have heard so often about the mystery

of (I )*( - what is so mysterious about it?

9ear friend, if "ou do not see the m"ster" and the

wonder of 4I .4 then it would e hard to appreciate

the miracle called 4=OC&4 When "ou refer to "ourself,

ordinaril", "ou refer to name and form such as 4I am

Eohn&4 +owe!er, this 4I .4 prior to name and form is

e!er"one's 4I .&4 In fact, e!er" li!ing human eing

sa"s the same 4I .4 except that the" refer to their

ego instead of their true identit" of 4I .&4 It was

Eesus who said that the great m"ster" is how hrist

li!es in each heart& .ll @ illion humans are the !er"

same 4I .4 that "ou are5 an "ou see this incredile

m"ster"#

=ou, in truth, cannot die ecause "ou ne!er existed&

+ow and wh"# % ecause "ou are 4I .4 which is

)xistence itself and ne!er had a eginning& It was

ne!er orn&

ow the mind gets oggled through this until "oustart 'seeing' with "our heart that "ou are not a od"

and name which .lert )instein referred to as the

great optical delusion of mankind& =ou are a hologram

and not made in linear time from which "our rain

functions& In other words, the creation of form was

the result of dualit"& 9ualit" has to e in creation to

sur!i!e and linear time was orn to create that

illusion& +owe!er the truth of "ou is holographic

which also means that the time "ou seem to e li!ing

now has alread" een li!ed and "ou are going throug

the motions&

+olographic means that the smallest pattern is th

same as the iggest pattern& (he smallest seed o

fragment contains the entire uni!erse just as onsingle cell of "our od" contains the whole image o

"ou ph"sicall"& In fact it has een pro!en that on

single cell of "our form can create a duplicate of it&

(his m"ster" is e"ond the mind ut can e felt in th

awakened spirit& =ou are the timeless now that is no

locatale ut seem to e localied in time and space

(his is the m"ster"& (o '"ourself' "ou seem to e s

ali!e and real and "et so does e!er"one human ein

on earth feel the same&&&and "et it is all O)& ow

how can "ou understand this with "our mind# Isn't th

a m"ster"# =et all this is a fact, it is the truth and th

onl" (ruth&

Is there a wa" to simplif"

the spiritual journe"#

?un Eun 0J 200A

(he ?piritual life is aout opening the heart t

unlearning our !alues, eliefs and conditioning& It



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not aout learning something new ut looking at what

is here%now as it actuall" is5

It is often a frustrating and confusing journe" ecause

we ha!e to undo all that we thought was real which

actuall" isn't5 It is often followed with little anno"ingshocks that what we held so dear and meaningful

suddenl" is seen to e onl" our conditioned !alue

s"stem& (he meaning we gi!e things ha!e onl" the

meaning we ga!e them&

(hink of it this wa" % imagine a gigantic ladder

reaching ao!e the clouds& .s "ou look up "ou can't

see the top as it is wa" far ao!e "ou& (his ladder

represents "our journe" step%"%step& =ou start as an

a!erage consciousness on the first rung of the ladder&

(his is where most people are at& In this first step "ou

are self%centred, self%asored and self%concerned&

=ou feel like the center of "our world where onl" "ou

matters to "ou& It is like a little frog in her small

pond%world& =ou worr" aout "our od" ecause

"ou're totall" identified with it& In fact "ou donGHt

$uestion "our world or "our form%od" and "ou take

them for granted& (he" are "our elief s"stem& =ou

are con!inced that this is who "ou are& .nd, this is all"ou can see and think& In fact, "ou hardl" e!er think

aout an"one else without first thinking aout "ou&

hances are "ou sta" in that first step for most of

"our life&

If something starts to make "ou suffer undul" and

start asking, 4What is it all aout#4 4What is this thing

called 4m" life#4 and so on then "ou ecome a seeker&

. seeker is an"one who seeks a etter and more

fulfilled life& ?o actuall" what dri!es "ou to seek is an

inner knowing that there has to e a etter life than

the one "ou ha!e&

In this seeking "ou start climing without realiing

"ou are doing it& It is as if something takes o!er and

takes "ou up two or three steps up the ladder&

=ou look down and "ou see more than efore& =ou see

more people around "ou& =ou see greater expanse of

space& (hen something strikes "ou, 4+e", we are a

reall" alike apart from our looks554 (his is $uite

re!elation that "ou are not different or separate a

"ou thought& We are all the sameGHK seeking to

happ", lo!ed, want to e special, need to feel wante

and appreciated and so on& =ou also notice, ecausof "our greater and higher !antage point, ho

e!er"one elie!es the" are right& +ow e!er"one is a

ego with the same fears and hopes and desires&

=ou clim a little higher and "ou egin to see more o

this onenessGHK oneness in our egoic needs an

oneness in our lo!e needs& .t this point "ou will egi

to see that e!en though e!er"one wants lo!e calle

appreciation or need for appro!al- "et no one know

what lo!e reall" is& .t this point we elie!e that lo!

is something we are going to get from someone els

or the world at large& (hus e!en though we see ou

similarit" "et we still cling to our different !iewpoin

as est&

ow we clim higher still, and as we see more in ou

higher clim we also start getting a little confused

We can't help seeing that all the training we had an

conditioning in our religious and traditionaupringing is coming up for $uestioning and it scare

us& We get scared ecause we had in!ested so muc

of our energ" learning aout !alues that onl" ha!

meaning to us and not to others& ?o the frightenin

$uestion is at this point, 4+ow real is e!er"thing

ha!e learned#4 4+ow !aluale is it to m" life#4 4Wher

has it rought me if I am still not at peace in m

heart's core#4

We are now pulled so man" wa"s from our familia

conditioning, famil" !alues, national or traditiona

training and eliefs& (his is $uite uncomfortale an

so confusion reigns& ?o, one part clings to what i

familiar and another part knows there's a highe

truth& an" people stop at this point and go n

further& In fact, man" "ears go " efore the" star

climing higher& It takes great moti!ation to go highe

than our conditioned elief s"stem& +ere



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skepticism, uncertaint", fear, dout, confusion and

feeling torn etween continuing and not&

?ome of "ou go on despite "our famil"'s training

and/or ojections and follow a different drummer&

+ere "ou clim a few steps higher& (his is where "oufeel the pangs of catch%22 % damned if "ou go higher

and damned if "ou don't& =ou feel trul" stuck etween

a rock and a hard place& (his is e!en more confusing

than efore ecause here "ou are faced with the

ine!itale truth which is % "ou are O( who "ou

thought "ou were at all&

(his is shaking the foundation of elief s"stem that

"ou had in!ested so much time in& =et, despite this

fear, "ou know at this point that the truth is not a

elief ut something !er" real inside "ou& =ou still

donGHt know what that is, ut "et know it exists&

(his is the sink or swim point in "our journe"& =ou are

dangling in this midwa" point& =ou shudder to think of

taking the plunge into the unknown and "et also know

that thereGHs no wa" out& (he ego self has to e

transcended&

ost people sta" in this point called 4stuckness4 andne!er get o!er this point as fear mounts with time&

an" li!e the rest of their life in this midpoint stage&

(here are man" spiritual 4teachers4 who are in this

midwa" point and ha!en't taken the plunge o!er the

edge& (he" know what's necessar" and the" can e!en

teach it ut "et do not ha!e the courage to leap&

(hose !er" few who take the leap had $uestioned

e!er" elief the" held and saw it as nothing more

than just a concept& (he" ha!e used an in$uir" similar

to ;haga!an or ;"ron atie or ad!anced .d!aita

asking at e!er" turn, 4What is real#4 and as the"

sincerel" in!estigated found nothing real& I rememer

hearing .djashanti co!ering this stage of realiation

where he saw clearl" that e!er"thing he experienced

egan and ended and nothing was real&

(he moment we see clearl" that nothing, asolutel"

nothing, in this world is real we disco!er something

!er" precious& (he real was/is the one that saw th

unrealit" of e!er"thing& (he changing personalit" an

self saw clearl" that e!er"thing changed an

therefore e!entuall" died and passed awa"GHK ut th

one who saw the change was changeless and in tha

facing of e!er"thing as changeale and unreal, waalso the recognition of that which was unchanging an

real and lasting& (his is the disco!er" of the eterna

infinite ?elf&

In summar" it went like thisGHK

(he focal point of 4I4 consciousness is similar to a ta

ladder& (he steps start at the ottom and keep risin

to see more and more of the area until the top i

reached& (his 4I4 consciousness arises from pur

awareness and initiall" is experienced as 4me4 a

separate from "ou& (his 4me4 is known as the sufferin

ego eset with the need for control and conscious o

limitation& It identifies full" with the od" and it

past and thus suffers automaticall" from unconsciou

guilt in the present and fear of the future& (h

!iewpoint is the asleep state of the separate 4me&4

.s the ps"chological suffering reaches a point oseeking to find what is more in life, there is a highe

aspect of the 4I4 that also gets ogged down wit

confusion, frustration and unceasing $uestions& (hes

$uestions help in ascending the ladder and seein

more&

(here comes a point in the ascension of the ladde

where the !iewpoint gets stuck due to fear of th

!aster realm awaiting it& (his is the 4stuck4 poin

man" seekers find themsel!es in& (his 4stucknes

usuall" lasts se!eral "ears to a whole lifetime unles

there is the lo!e of truth that is stronger than its fea

of ego annihilation&

ost seekers gets stuck in the midwa" point of th

ladder called catch%22 % feel damned if I do go on an

damned if I don't& (his is the sink or swim stage tha

all awakened eings ha!e gone through& (his is th

crucial process where the personal 4I4 is eginning t



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see that it is reall" uni!ersal Oneness& It is extremel"

fearful and threatening to gi!e up what has een

familiar for so man" lifetimes& If a reakthrough

occurs then we reach close to the top and our

!iewpoint goes from )DD)( 7I)WBOI( to .C?)

7I)WBOI(& We are now $uite aware that our 4me4had ne!er existed ut was alwa"s the 4I4 of Oneness&

(his focal point of 4I4 is ne!er lost ut reaches such a

height of Oneness%expression that reincarnation is no

longer re$uired&

.nd here is the great paradox as we peer from the

top ladder looking downGHK we see clearl" that

nothing e!er happened and the ladder was alwa"s the

same one except that now we are looking from a

greater !antage point of !iew& (he film of life had

alread" een finished and we are repla"ing it& We

ha!e the choice to see it from this higher !iew

instead of the 4effect%!iew&4 We ha!e not changed and

life goes on the same wa" ut without the fears,

$uestions and linear time consciousness& We ha!e

reached inner peace&

(&?& )liot wrote, 4We shall not cease from exploration&.t the end of all our exploring we shall arri!e at

where we started and OW that place for the first

time&4

Wh" do I make e!er"thing

so real#

?un a" 10 200A

Cntil we get to know our true ?ource ;eing then we

unconsciousl" elie!e and make real e!er"thing that

happens to us& It is like ha!ing "our shadow chasing

"ou and "ou run awa" from it onl" to ha!e it chase

"ou as well& One da" after exhausti!e running and

escaping this shadow "ou realie full", 4It is not rea

ut a shadow cast " m" od"54 then "ou are free o

it e!en though the shadow remains& =ou are fre

ecause it has lost is power o!er "ou& In other words

"ou ha!e stopped making it real& ?imilarl" wit

thoughts and emotions& (he moment "ou see them athe" actuall" are, just thoughts and emotions, the

"ou are free&

+he psychology I have studied had to do

with the human mind! It had to do with

the becoming-process and now, after

years of study and training, I come

across %eing as its opposite! I amconfused! Can you clarify %eing for me?

.s "ou alread" know we are a human eing& (his is a

undeniale fact& +owe!er, what is hardl" e!er know

is that the human is opposite ;eing& ;eing is whe

'"ou ;)5' =ou are in "our ;eing when "ou are relaxed

happ", unself%conscious, clear, simple, innocen

without an agenda or time%consciousness& (his is "ou

natural state when "ou are happ", contented and full

'"ourself&'

?ince we li!e in a world of 'ecoming' then we stri!

for success, power, accomplishment and e!en fo

happiness through the world of form& (his, ine!ital

rings dissatisfaction, inner emptiness as if somethin

is missing and so we ecome addicted to an"thin

that offers us a momentar" respite from our egoi

stri!ings& (his temporaril" fulfilment then ecomes a

addiction whether it is cigarette smoking, coffedrinking, drugs, alcohol, sex, pornograph", pleasur

seeking or simpl" (7 watching and incessant negati!

thinking& Wh" negati!e thinking when it is not

pleasure# egati!e thinking is fear of not getting wha

we want, e!en though we don't reall" know what w

trul" want&

What we all want is ;eing ut as "et are not aware o

this simple fact& It is onl" through ;eing that w



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experience inner jo", fulfilment and our true nature&

+ow can we e!er know peace unless we know who we

are# =et ;eing is not an oject& ;eing is simpl" ;)I<

%% an allowing, a letting%go of mental seeking, a

relaxation with what%is, an openness of heart&

&ou have sent out several hundred

boo"lets on seeing the obvious truth

and the response was that many

experienced shifts in consciousness

through it! I read it but it didnt bring

any shifts! Why is that, am I different?

=ou are not different than most, in fact, most peoplemiss the o!ious truth& What is meant " the 'o!ious

truth' is that it is closer than our own reath& ost

people are lind to what is in front of them& (he

reason for this 'lindness' is four%fold&

Dirst reason is our religious upringing& When we are

sujected from a !er" "oung age with certain dogma

and eliefs, these go into our suconscious and start

to dictate how we see life& Our !iewpoint ecomes so

narrow that we couldn't see past it& Dor example, I

was rought up in a religion that instilled in me the

elief in sin, lasting punishment in hell if I died in

mortal sin, elief in the de!il, separation from other

religions plus the unworthiness of our soul& (his

rought guilt and shame& 6ater, after conducting

h"pnotherap" for se!eral "ears I ecame immensel"

aware how this dogma created most of the emotional

d"sfunction in m" clients& *eligious upringing creates

separation due to di!erse eliefs and destro"s an"possiilit" of realiing our Oneness of ;eing&

?econd, .n unconscious fear of facing life without ego

control& We find it extremel" hard to see how ego has

no control o!er our life at all& (hen our unconscious

ecomes afraid of ha!ing to gi!e up control elie!ing

that we had control& (rue control is in ;eing ut it is

too sutle and !ague for the mind to e!en look at it&

(hird, the need for escape is extremel" compellin

and so keep putting off from looking at what

o!ious& We will do an"thing to escape from facin

our realit"& We keep putting off from looking at wha

is here and now just as it actuall" is& We can't handl

it despite its simplicit" e!en though it will gi!e ufreedom, lo!e and jo" in li!ing& We'll automaticall

come up with excuses O( to look at what is rea

here and now&

Dourth, we li!e in a world of emphasied left%rai

acti!it"& 6ife ga!e us two different hemispheres wit

totall" opposite functions& (he left side dealt wit

sur!i!al, linear thinking and material consciousness

(he right side dealt with imagination, !isualiatio

and musical appreciation& When we integrated ot

then our life ecame alanced& When we as

oursel!es a $uestion like, 4Who am I#4 the left rai

would immediatel" jump to memor" details such as,

am Eohn and I am a usinessman&&&4 and it fails to se

that here%now has nothing to do with name and form

ut just the moment itself& Daced with the momen

itself, our mind scramles for something to hold ont

rather than face our pure aware state&

ow the $uestion arises, 4If I ha!e all the ao!e isn

there a chance to see what is o!ious and awake

spirituall"#4 (he repl" is a !er" positi!e '"es&' We wer

ne!er meant to e !ictims of our conditioning unles

we allowed it& (hrough insight into our conditione

mind and the courage to ?)) what%is at the momen

can ring inner freedom right here and now&

ext $uestion is, 4What are the o!ious facts that wi

awaken our consciousness#4

(he" are three facts and are as o!ious as the nose i

"our head if we look with sincerit" and open

heartedness despite our conditioning& (hese thre

will answer e!er" $uestion and prolem in life an

will ring inner freedom and peace& (he" are>



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1& =ou know "ou exist& (his knowing is not a memor"

ut the awareness recogniing itself& Our pure

awareness is 'knowing' of the truth&

2& =ou exist, and "ou onl" exist OW5 (his is a ig one

"ou can re$uest an article ased on it-& (his alonewill answer e!er" $uestion on relationships, life,

work, sex, ageing, death and so forth& (he realiation

of this o!ious fact is unlimited in its scope&

3& =ou don't know who "ou are when "ou ask, 4Who

am I#4 (his alone should "ou con!ince "ou that "ou are

not an ego& +ow can "ou ha!e an ego when "ou don't

know who "ou are#

I have been following your video clips

and your boo"lets on your website! Could

you please clarify what you mean when

you say - (&ou have to go through the

human before the %eing awa"ens!( Could

you ma"e it simpler for me to

understand?

(hank "ou for "our $uestion& '<oing through the

human%part of us is immensel" important for spiritual

awakening&' In simpler terms let's sa" the following&&&

=ou are a human eing& (he human and the ;eing are

dualistic, that is, the" are opposites& (he human%part

is what we ecome familiar with since it is comprised

of sur!i!al instincts and adaptation& (he human is a

'ecoming%process' whereas the ;eing 'just I?5 In our

unawareness of the ;eing%part of us which is lo!e,

happiness, meaning, peace, jo" etc-we start feeling

as if something is missing& It is often that we feel

empt" inside and elie!e that something is wrong or

we are not good%enough&

(hese feelings are the direct signal that we are reall"

missing the ;eing ut do not know it& (hus we start

elie!ing there is something wrong with us and start

seeking for answers 'out there' in the world& (h

seeking creates a paradox ecause we can ne!er fin

the ;eing we are seeking& It is alread" who we are

+owe!er, it is like a !eil placed in front of our e"es

we are spirituall" lind& We do not see the ;ein

simpl" ecause it is the ;eing that sees in the firsplace ut we are O( aware of this simplicit"&

(he reason we do not see what is o!ious is ecaus

we are tr"ing to see the e"es that do the seeing& It i

like kissing "our own lips& ?o our search leads t

frustration, loneliness, e!en depression, deep inne

emptiness and often desperation&

=et our seeking of our true nature, which we elie!

is a lack we are ha!ing, is reall" seeking oursel!es

our !er" ;eing& ?o our first step, to repeat, is g

through the human which we are familiar with- an

see how what we want most is alread" within us i

the ;)I< itself& In fact, we are a ;eing pla"ing th

human role& +ow do we go through the human# 9o th

following steps>

1& (he human is alwa"s seeking ut it ne!er trul

finds what it wants ecause it is seeking itseelie!ing it is somewhere outside& ?o "our first step

to $uiet the mind and start looking at this o!iou

dilemma& ?it still and take a deep reath& *elax wit

the exhalation of the slow reath& ?tart listening t

all the sounds around "ou with e"es closed& ;

detached in the listening so that "ou are not judgin

what "ou hear& .fter a few minutes ask "ourself, 4.r

the sounds coming from outside me#4 pause and liste

to the o!ious&

(hen ask again, 4.re the" coming from inside me#

pause and listen to the o!ious& .sk once more, 4O

are the" oth inside and outside at the same time#

and as "ou explore how e!er"thing is oth inside an

outside, "ou'll egin to see that there is no outsid

nor inside ut just consciousness&

2& ext recall the last 'suffering' experience "ou ha

such as emotional hurt, crashed self%image



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depression, anger, negati!e reaction or e!en a panic

attack& .llow "ourself to listen to that sensation as

"ou listened to the sounds& 9o not get into the stor"

of it&&& just the ph"sical sensations alone&

3& Dinall", relax into the sensations in the od" untilthe" ecome neutralied& *elax into them " slow

relaxed reathing into the feeling& (hen sa" to the

feeling in "our od", 4Dorgi!e me for rejecting "ou& I

lo!e "ou&4 and if "ou follow this with sincere feeling

"ou ha!e taken a giant leap to healing and e!entual

awakening of "our eautiful ;eing, which is alwa"s

OW5

*ememer, that in *ealit" there is onl" OW& OW is

alwa"s fresh, ali!e, pure and new& If "ou disco!er

this, "ou ha!e disco!ered the ;eing "ou ha!e sought

all "our life&

&ou tal" about the ow as if it was

something exciting! I find it flat! urely

there must be something more than

now.?

=ou sa" that 'now' is not exciting and it lea!es "ou

flat5 (his is like sa"ing that surfing on a huge wa!e is

flat& 9id "ou know that our senses take in less than

one illionth of the stimuli a!ailale to us# When we

sa" that 'now' is flat, we are merel" projecting our

mental !iewpoint that has ecome stifled " the

lower forms of thoughts and has created the opposite

of what is real& We ha!e actuall" created an

indi!idual realit", which is a total illusion, and linded

us to what is trul" around us&

(his 'now' that we take for granted is filled wit

enough spiritual stimuli to awaken "ou man" time

o!er& 6et us start with the power of mind that create

this world of which we use onl" aout LM-& What w

call mind is a !ast field of intelligence that extend

far e"ond the reaches of the cosmos& We make 'oumind' as the localied form in our head when in trut

it is non%local and can't e confined to one location

(his 'mind' is triggered and guided " an e!en greate

intelligence known as the witness or pure awareness

(his awareness is known as Bresence&

=ou sa" that 'now' lea!es "ou flat and that there mus

e something more than 'now&' (ake a moment righ

now and reall" look if an"thing can happen outside o

now# (his 'now' that "ou call flat is eternal, ne!er

ending and what's more, it ne!er egun5 (h

realiation of OW oggles the mind ecause it wi

help us recognie that time and space are relati!

terms for the limited dail" mind to sur!i!e&

If "ou can, in total honest", examine and in$uire int

this 'now' that "ou elie!e is flat, "ou'll e met wit

endless wonders and miracles that "ou had missed

Eust think of it %% there is nothing else ut OW55 (hmaterial world we take to e so real and solid is jus

a pla" of our senses ut in realit" it is ut a

appearance of this OW%cosmic energ"&

One moment's realiation of this power of now

enough to help "ou rise ao!e all ps"chological fear

such as fear of death, old age or terminal illness&

will help "ou see that what "ou thought was limite

and mundane is a whole new world of glor" fa

e"ond our imagination&

it is oneness that does everything

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