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The words of the Master

  • Writer: davidsmith208
    davidsmith208
  • Aug 17, 2019
  • 2 min read

The words of the Master Poem: The words of the Master can replace your regular thinking same as the sound current. Tis better than to just let it wander. You could say you are not taking on any new karma and are just living the past. So there is no need for free will. You free will is just being used to go up the hill. The direction of your Mind is towards the Sublime and you get up all the time. You could have the Master sit for you and do Simran. You could train your brain to think like Kirpal just by reading a lot. The purpose of a brain scan could be to check if you have landed. Your own way of the pilgrim could become self-fulfilling. You only have to stop time and sit for a long time. You can make yourself fit for the cross by eating Keto which is the same as eating nothing. I am one of the satsangis with the worst characters so I have to meditate much longer- the others can just eat because they have better karma. The Mind does too much planning and reviewing - that kind of Mind should just be shutdown and the work left to Alexa and Siri. In these new times a Man is meant to be enlightened and no longer has to do those kind of things. Long hours of Simran is sort of like doing remodeling if you wanna get abstract. In new Japanese minimalism you can choose none. You can magnetize your circuits instead of being ordinary. All of this work is done just so I don’t have to cry when I see a leaf fall. I reassemble the truth you sit in meditation again and it is nature for everything to fall apart. A Poem by David Smith NYC August 17, 2019 #newjapaneseminimalism #autumnleaves #pastkarmaonly #kirpalsingh #keto #alexa #siri


 
 
 

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