Spiritual Seeking
July 27, 2018
Everyone is in a human body except those who are in a more spiritual dimension. Don’t for just a passing moment question what is, instead seek to learn about that which you want to learn more about. Those who’ve passed beyond, don’t live in a human body, BUT ‘they live’! Take for example, the biblical version of Jesus Christ. Would any thinking Christian say he doesn’t exist? Actually, just to be contrary, some probably would.
What a miracle that each is here at this moment where, through technology and infinite growing information on how to know and find yourself is available for all. It’s just a matter of seeking the answers and then finding out you knew them all along, except you just spent time either ‘too busy’ or not looking for the answers within. Many talk about ‘fasting’ or detoxifying the body, but not realizing that you are not really the body. The brain and heart need ‘detoxing’ or letting go of emotional/mental blocks that cling year after year. Sadly, when it comes to seeking wisdom, enlightenment or whatever you call it, the average person has the attention of a gnat.
Truth seekers are always more focused on finding truth about life, love, and who they themselves really are, in every moment so to speak. There is no, ‘I’ve got to do this first’. Everything is about looking for the best answer from high consciousness. Searching is with innocence and in a state of awareness. Although seeking can become the barrier especially when the mind is the seeker. ‘Finding’ is a transformation that happens when thinking stops. The spiritual enlightenment or consciousness is not found by the mind alone. The mind is capable of making steps in the direction of seeing the truth of who you are, but in a total let go apart from the mind a surrender happens of it’s own accord that changes life’s perspectives and experiences.
One day, your effort will be unnecessary as it has been the barrier. Seeking by looking afar, and not looking with eyes closed down inside you is to miss. The spiritual search, inspite of challenges that would have been preferred to avoid, is a beautiful journey of awareness and discoveries. Seek those who open doors of consciousness. That may be one person who has arrived to the space you seek, or many who open a variety of doors of consciousness. Rare is the one who finds on their own. Let go of attachment to the one that opens what you seek, for knowing what you seek will always be different than what the mind had conjured up. Freedom within is a multitude of blessings, and a silent excitement for knowing yourself. Be a ‘spiritual finder’.
Arhata~
