ABC... of Graduaton
Accumulating Knowledge NOT Grades
Becoming not Believing
Commencing not Completing
Determining not Doubting
Exacting not Exaggerating
My Poetry, Philosophy, Thoughts and Ideas.
Accumulating Knowledge NOT Grades
we are unhappy because we have chosen to be , but not just that but because being happy is also a choice not a mandate then why dont we chose the choice which will give happiness and not chose the choice which will give unhappiness? because choice itself means we are confused , with clarity there is only selection , with confusion there is only choice. When you have choice u have them plenty and one is rich but a wrong choice chosen makes one pauper. But life is about continuous choices and continuous selections, realisation is a state of no choices thus no selections thats where the cycle ends for a human in death and for a yogi by choice to end it when alive
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Excerpts from the Bok Truth and Actuality - J Krishnamurthi
Everyone in this world would agree
In world of permanance created by HIM
appearances deceive
Your depths of Love
I searched the pearl of love in Ocean
I fell in love to her silence
Death is something which intellectual / philosophical mind thinks it knows about it too well and think they dont fear about. Infact for those who have truly transcended it are already enlightened masters. Standing from a pseudo intellectual stand and putting ourselves in a situation where we would pass out this second is easy as we know we are very much safe and it is only living an idea / a mere insincere dramatisation of thought of death. Which would only soothe the intellectual mind to feel it doesnt fear it.
New Year was spent on a pilgrimage trip to Thiruvanamalai to visit Ramana Maharishi Ashram. There are numerous buses leading from Madras or Chennai with a bus frequency to Thiruvanamalai every 15 minutes. Buses start from Koyembedu where the Mofusil Bus Terminus is located as early as 5.30 am all day through and roughly takes 4 hours for the journey to reach Thiruvanamalai. The cost of the ticket is roughly $1 (55 Indian Rupees) and takes you through some breathtaking scenary filled with lakes, rocky mountains, paddy fields and village life all the way through. You are dropped off on a crowded busy market from where it would be 10-15 minute walk past the thiruvanamlai temple. Everyone from the shopkeeper to a street biy would know of the ashram and can direct the way easily.