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A Hundred Days in 2020

  • Writer: davidsmith208
    davidsmith208
  • Jun 8, 2020
  • 2 min read

A Hundred Days in 2020

The undesirable state of the world makes it more attractive just to escape. You can sit in deep contemplation as an alternative to moving. You can make sure your legs are cross-legged. The sound current can be your venue. Our principal advantage is detachment. You can recede from the dance of life by just going into the Third Eye. If you adapt totally Annihilation then you don’t need a like or a reply. A Mind that is not moving is what is really groovy. Steadfast devotion can not be beat on any ocean. A minimalist room promotes natural beauty. You can be a meditation machine that does not make anything. Sitting at attention can be even better than Islam. Any further delays would be heresy. Eventually every meditation can be an ecstasy with consistency. Penetration into the unknown could just be sitting at home. You don’t have to act like a dead tree log but can show some life with devotion. Is it possible to need a new Zabuton? You can just do Simran during shutdown. You can go into Samadhi first before you do any planning. The traversing of various planes can take place just in your brain. You can have a hazelnut milk cappuccino and still become a saint. After ten years of meditation you can have instant-on third eye and don’t have to wait around for a re-try. You could learn the basics of just not giving up. Not assuming you will be dead soon often leads to not being efficient. You can easily just contemplate in one room. You could isolate your strength. You could reach enlightenment every morning instead of just being a confused commoner. For a hundred days in 2020 there was a pandemic. During that time I simultaneously read five books



A Poem by David Smith

June 8, 2020











nizam ad-din Aliya

Maneri

Merton

Mysticism

Love’s Last Madness



 
 
 

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