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Don’t Blame Others

  • Writer: davidsmith208
    davidsmith208
  • Oct 11, 2018
  • 2 min read

Poem:

A very refined gentlemen only says his simran words he does not think of other things or do analysis. He is focused on his frontal cortex and sits up straight. Loss of feeling down below comes natural. Rumi says just pursue the mystical. If you have past sorrow just let it go. If you experienced some kind of injustice you yourself are to blame. You can ask the scripture. When you do analysis maybe you should travel all the way back into your past lives. That may be the only way to get a complete picture. Otherwise maybe you should ask your Guru. The cause of your suffering can not be found in one lifetime that’s why Life is not rational. The process created by reincarnation is not pleasant so it is not acceptable. The only solution is to break the wheel. Technically speaking while in the physical you are a prisoner you are supposed to be transcendental. You can escape if you meditate. Yes Plato’s cave is the correct analogy. The amount of chi generated in contemplation is exceptional. Maybe they should measure it. Things get more spiritual when the Golden Age emerges. The way back is to follow the sound current. The sound current is not symbolic it is actual. Enlightenment requires maintenance. You have to avoid temptation. If you want to experience extreme bliss you should be celibate. I did not make the arrangements it was Sat Nam and Kal Niranjan. Speak to them if you want any further explanation. Kabir wrote the Anurag Sagar which is the story of creation. DS Poem October 11, 2018 Northampton, Ma #kabir #anuragsagar #satnam #kalnirenjen #frontalcortex #scripture #goldenage #plato’scave Whatever grief befalls you, please admit It’s your fault - don’t blame others now for it. Don’t be suspicious and resort to hating, Don’t do what that young man was contemplating, Line 1914 book four The Masnavi translation Jawid Mojaddedi  


 
 
 

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