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The Elite Center for a Meaningful Existence

  • Writer: davidsmith208
    davidsmith208
  • Jan 10, 2020
  • 2 min read

 The Elite Center for a Meaningful Existence Poem: In your Simran you could just get stuck on SatNam like a broken record. If your karma had reached None what is stopping you from going there. You can put all your free will into contemplation then the remaining fate you might have you can just either meet or delete. If it is bad stuff you can just delete it with the sound current. If it is pleasant you can meetup with it provided it is predestined otherwise forget it. At the same time realizing nothing is permanent. Perfect Health is very similar to being spiritual. Now they even say just having good posture improves your health sort of like just having a straight back. Just having a straight back and doing Simran can mean being a Saint while lying down could just mean being ordinary is that what it means to simplify it all? You could just get up at 3 and go to bed at 8. You could give your best to God and your tired and poor to the world. The question is wouldn’t that make you a Saint? So where is the tired and poor? It is more like you vibrate. You can create an elite center for a meaningful existence (ECME) and call it an ecology center for meditation and expression (ecme center). You could get an 1/8 cup of nuts and an 1/8 cup of chickpeas and that would be enough. By eating beans today is like getting a second meal tomorrow. You could be feed just by your gut flora while you meditate. You can want to develop in contemplative intelligence rather than get a place in the world. Your offer to the world could be your brain-scan which shows that you are quiet. Whether you have a long poem or a short poem does not matter as long as it is well worn. A Poem by David Smith January 9, 2020


 
 
 

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