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Death – The Desolation of Thought
by Raghav Bubna – fractalenlightenment
There are several theories and experiences surrounding death. Its abstract and mystifying tendencies of ultimate truths have long enticed my interest in it. The essence of the phenomena is to remove us from our bodily enslavement to mundane and materialistic propensities. The difference between detachment and death is an interesting intersection of belief and mortal reality.
In this plane when we practice detachment from thoughts and actions we are still playing to the duality of our personality; alienation of ego and attainment of enlightenment are our own selfish motivators and this is important as in life we need to retain our individuality; the expressions of the collective unconscious that we chose to embody in this life.
It is only through working from this sacred mandala that we can attain progression and realizations of ultimate wisdom and sight while delivering our life’s performance in the many plays of karma we must act out in this ageing form. But in order to die and forever move to a higher world we must be ready and willing to let go of everything we learn, dream, witness and grow to love through daily experiences.
“Experience the interpreter between resourceful nature and the human species teaches that which this nature works out among mortals constrained by necessity cannot operate in any other way than that in which reason which is its rudder teaches it to work.” – Leonardo, da Vinci
Life for us on this plane is a cognitive impression, a collection of rational and irrational interpretations of events that arise in our waking self. It is through our collective consciousness that we are subconsciously bound to the popular notions of reality that molds an acceptable fabrication of ‘real’. In reality our lives as we witness, cherish or detest exist only in our minds.
We tend to contemplate everything through logic and forever remind ourselves of their tangibility through all our values, beliefs, and knowledge – that’s the voice of conscience and reason influencing our intuitive reactions. Thought; as it conceals an emotion at its root that breathes life into all our actions, govern us effectively in this form, but when the tsunami of time parleys it’s intended destruction we must remain aware that this is where we part ways; our ethereal and earthly crossroads.
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Source: http://www.riseearth.com/2014/05/death-desolation-of-thought.html
