Subliminal thoughts

Ask the god and ye shall receive A medicine to believe; That all my frailty is taken away, By the dialogue in my mind’s bay. The shepherd and the sheep shall unite Like a river that flows out of sight And into the sea, where all is one And ceases to be the God and the Son! Make a wish while you surf that sea Anchoring to the depths is your plea The journey shall soon uncloak a land Where you shall wait with a helping hand.

What is maya? Matching the things/people with other things/people when there is, actually speaking, no connection at all? Ultimately, maya means the illusion that it creates as dualism exists. In reality, the rishis say that there is no such dualism. They say that the life that we experience here now is just an illusion. When I say illusion, it does not mean that it doesn’t exist. It does. It is the manifestation of the supreme being. Where will all this energy be if it is not manifested? In that sense, there is no god apart from us, the matter on this planet. Everything is god. But is that the ultimate reality? I beg to differ. There is a mahavakya in the Vedas that proclaim that it is you. Tat-twam-asi, that being you is exactly the state that I am searching for. In my mind I have formulated a theory where I see this as a program. A world inside the reality or the world covered by the reality. Isha vaasyam idam sarvam . The world is covered up by god. This leaves us with a dual...

The journey knows no destination Words spoken remain in desolation She tempts me and loves me But cannot take her home I know that she is not anything new I am she and she me; anew This, a program written by me  Without a beginning, without an end; a sea The prison body is not a boon  I will be gone soon But I shall be you but dont ask how You are me you know not now! The choice is yours, freedom is yours It cannot be said, the road is coarse  To tread all must be done By you, by me, by everyone. Maya my child, why did I make you? In the midst of darkness, you Become the question that Humankind shall; Seek to exist for till my call.

“I think therefore I am” is a famous quote by the French philosopher Rene Descartes. But, is it all that is there to it? What about its flipside? ‘I am therefore I think’. This might seem like the age-old question of what came first? Is it the chicken or the egg? But, in reality, it is not. When we say 'I think therefore I am', we arrive at a conclusion that the self was built according to the experiences that we have had. That would mean that we were born with a clean slate, with absolutely nothing on our minds. If everything was acquired, and everything was given to us by our parents, then how can we explain the life of Christ? Remember, his parents were just ordinary people.  The self is immortal, it is without a beginning or an end. So, the ‘I’ came first followed by the mind, the body and subsequently, the thoughts. In short, it is I am therefore I think. When you observe children, you will get to know that they are, all the time curious. They keep asking their pa...

Life, for me is death, Death for me is birth. This world be the last one For millions I have gone Before I came upon the throne Made of shattered glass and cold steel. I thought I could be the King of Kings In a world that stings Me with the vicious tail Made of poisonous zeal; too strong To make this fair and just kingdom, A mere place, staged for my martyrdom. I bid farewell to you all, For I'm going far to the soul Embracing the stench of Humanity Where even gods have lost their dignity What more can I tell and bear? The words whispered from the heart of a Lair!  

She had an aim in her life, To spin a web for her and her alone I thought she could be my wife, But before I Knew it, she was gone! Prettiest Spiders are the most venomous  I was caught in the web She was oblivious and tenuous And I died in that ebb. She did not eat me or Suck the blood out of me Maybe she wanted more Than what I could see. For three months she had me In her web of uncertainity I did not want to get out, and I let it be The beauty masked with selfish incongruity.

The journey that each and every one of us has to take is entwined. It can be summed up using a simple but powerful analogy. It is like a twig that floats on top of a stream. If you observe its movement, you can find that there are two ways in which it moves, nonetheless, forward. Sometimes, it follows a circular movement and other times it follows a straight movement. Our whole life is like this, constantly moving forward to that one destination. I am not referring to death here and I am certainly not talking about a single lifespan. The destination is that of ultimate freedom. This may or may not be attained in a single life. But each one of us is sure to reach that stage one day or the other. Ironically, the soul is already of that nature. Different layers have to be penetrated before you get to the soul. The time when you become ignorant is the time we take a circular motion. We become slaves to our own mind and hence forget the sole purpose of this life until a revelation hits...