Beyond5

  If I perceive myself as a union of mind and body, my awareness naturally draws me into the complexities of that existence. I become preoccupied with thoughts about what nurtures or harms this mind/body and its cherished connections—family, friends, possessions, and the fundamental needs of survival. In this state, I find myself entangled in the myriad activities of the mind, moving restlessly from one thought to another. However, if I recognize myself as something greater than the mind/body—my higher self, or simply the profound feeling of being—I gain the ability to witness the thoughts and feelings of my mind from a distance. Envision a bustling network of streets, each with numerous intersections. Engaging solely from the perspective of the mind is akin to navigating these streets, searching for an escape. In contrast, operating from the vantage point of my higher self is like soaring above this landscape (bird view in simple words), observing it all and guiding the person on ...

  I used to have a longing to fly like birds, effortlessly gliding through the sky with grace and freedom. However, as I embarked on a journey of self-discovery, I had a profound realization - I am already flying, but not in the literal sense. This realization runs much deeper and is more profound. When I take a step back and let go of my ego, I see that there is only one true self in the entire universe, and that self is me. This self serves as a platform for diverse individuals, creating an environment where a multitude of unique experiences can be had. It’s like your consciousness is the platform upon which the various characters of your dream perform. In other words, the same self dwells in all bodies, experiencing diversified experiences through diversified bodies. When my mind truly grasps this truth and recognizes the concept of the self, I realize that I am that self. Before this realization, my mind falsely assumed itself as the Self within the limited scope of a body it c...

A religion, culture, or tradition that promotes reliance on another person, be it a master or even God, does not serve any purpose. The one that promotes curiosity, investigation, expanding awareness, inclusivity without limitations, and remembers the “One” is the true master. The formless inner being, in fact all-present being who answers our questions and offers unconditional support is the authentic lover. You are That.