It is what I think; nothing is what I think

Blessings unlimited! Love abounding! Our true purpose: recognition. Our destiny: appreciation.

Like work, everything is cut out for me. I’ve already been granted immeasurable abundance! And I know this more and more.

You Netflix® denizens! Tonight, in one sitting, I just watched “Yes, God, Yes” followed hard immediately by “St. Vincent”. Both are touching, moving, and inspiring. Especially in that order of proximity. In that particular order on this particular night in this particular light they hit me like the stars aligned in epiphany! The big little home-screen experience reinforced absolutely everything I know and love about spirituality and have ever known and loved, ever since my pre-language time when I so enjoyed the trips in and out of the discernable and memorable purple light.

They are pertinent too, in justifying the religious box that I know I am in. If you would like the definition of the particular religious (and not spiritual) box I find myself in, I will explain. It is vehemently anti right-wing-conservative-political-“Christian”. I am a Jewish follower of Christ and a Gnostic acolyte of meditation and a committed zen Buddhist. If I must choose only one ‘religion’, I willingly choose exactly such a three-in-one. Most importantly I don’t ask, require, or recruit anyone to choose what I choose or to be what I aspire to be. If you don’t like any of this please refer to my recent post about happiness and about those who live in hell and where they can simply go. I’m not asking anything extraordinary of any of you because I do know how short a trip it actually is!

Love,

tmr

Life is a non-stop continuum of wonderment! (or it can be). Or, it is hell (for some, maybe for many. Too many?). [Once one realizes that this particular continuum is attached sequentially to all other continuums [sic], past and future, the game is up! – and those who live lives that are hell in hell can simply go to hell]

I just wanted to clarify further something I said in another context along the lines of it’s human and understandable to confuse and be overwhelmed by the problems and challenges and pains and sufferings of this world while being unawares or underwhelmed by the wonderful spiritual world, the Kingdom of Heaven, which is at hand.

Now, don’t get me wrong. I’m not advocating that we ignore or deny physical world problems and challenges. I don’t advocate a cop-out. I’m not dealing in or entertaining or mongering denial.

That said, however, it is a true fact that I exist as a material avatar and as spirit simultaneously. Also, it is a true fact that my physical avatar has a limited shelf life and it will no doubt die. And will suffer on many an occasion in the limited duration before that happens.

However, the spiritual part of me will never die. (You don’t have to believe me, it is of no consequence).

This is what I mean when I say that I experience an on-going Schrödinger experiential existence. For I am literally alive and dead at all times. And the dead part of me is the real part. That is the part that experiences God realization, communes with all manner of beings of and from all time, and gathers abundance in peace and quietude and warrants perpetual thanksgiving and never prompts want or intention of any kind whatsoever.

You don’t have to believe a thing I say about this.

But I am quite joyfully happily dead and I am never unhappily alive.

As I said before, this is not a call to ignore or belittle all the obligations of this life. Rather is it a call to face everything bravely and with a large dollop of gratitude. Contentment is very key for we are given all we need when we release ourselves from the burden of wanting all we think we need. Who knows better? Us or the Creator?

And I am not advocating a turning away from the news or reality or things of this world. By all means be aware of the news. But, avoid interpretations of news and of “the world” and of this life (meaning solely this physical life) in a way as to be all-too-frequently and perhaps addictively saddened, discontented, disappointed, or in any way negative or ruefully suffering. Drop conspiracy and misery mongering! Seek the truth at all times. But handle the truth.

And, last point. I am not trying to pose myself as some superior being who is uniquely aware (or ‘woke’) and ‘better’ in any way to anyone. Each of us is on the path of the way (know it or not) (regardless what we believe or what traditions we honor or what we practice socially or in sincere quiet). It is not a race. Each of us contains a divine being that far outlives this mere and meager physical avatar who suffers and struggles in this physical world.

The physical world is the illusion. The spiritual reality is what really matters. Be grateful is all I’m saying. Quit asking for special entreaties and favors and ‘intentions’ and bargains et. al. Be content at all times and much, much, much more abundance will come.

Attitude is always a choice.

That is all.

¡Vive la vida no binaria de no loca! Meditate often and be the joyous happy contentment of perpetual, sustained Schrödinger experience [in everything that ‘happens’!] It’s such a joy! Be the joy!

Dear Bro[k]e

The God/Creator I experience gratefully on a daily everynow basis contradicts your version of reality completely and eternally from now moment to now moment to now moment again. And I have learned not to belittle your version of ‘reality’ though I grow tired of doing so anyway and would have slowed to a halt even if I had not learned so. But, for your part, why do you feel critical need for a steady stream of ‘recruits’ to believe your ‘reality’ too? Your fear must be great and terrible and insurmountably formidable if the strength-in-numbers refrain is the only one you can play.

Everything that happens exists in a moment (or of a seeming eternity) of will happen. And that ‘will’ measures up to 100%. That’s an indisputable axiomatic fact.

Love and devotion,
We are all drops in the ocean,
And that’s a joy!