Why complain that the ground cannot be seen when all the while your gaze is fixed on the sky? Watch the ground and look at the sheet of water that reflects the sky —then you can see, at the same time, the sky above and the earth below. So too, to adhere to the law of truth (sathya-dharma), in your every act, you must see the reflection of the glory of the Divine (Atma); then this attachment to the Lord will transmute your attachment to the world into a pure offering. Adherence to the law of truth is in fact the practice of the immanent Atmic principle. The goal of purity should not be altered or lowered; the essentials should be kept intact. Righteousness (Dharma) does not depend on the various names and forms that its application entails; they are not so basic. Dharma depends more on the motives and the feelings that direct and channelize your every act.
It was also a reflection in the sheet of water, not a good one, not what we would desire, it was all there again what had happened years ago and it can be it is reflecting just that event or it shows no transformation, one is the glass half empty the other is the glass half full. It feels like no readiness and nobody wants really to know, it is just about singing and believing they know. In reality it is that foolish because it is fixed on the gaze of the sky, to think we go to school and know it already, the avatar is a teacher and if we don't listen to his words, there is no way we can get the lesson. If we look in the sky and we believe we will know one day maybe, instead of watching the sheet of water as he explains it here, we are not having our attention in the class room, but we are actually sleeping and dreaming, we dream that he will appear again in some years from now and what if not, what if it is only a metaphor to make our mind go beyond the mind what is the past and the future?
Everything is possible and we are on the level of all possibilities and at the same time it never will be wrong, as the teaching of Veda is always the same. It is about truth and no matter how that truth is told, if it is truth, it can only be that as there is only one.
The example of the sky is outward directed and reality is inside directed. If we look at the ground and the sheet of water it is the mirror of the heart and the reflection we find in his words and in our heart, we see both the sky and the ground.If we are outward directed, we are based on the mind and fixed on the sky, as he is telling us here, we have our gaze fixed on the sky, fixed ... and it is based on believe only, there is no prove for it and it never will be.
With time it will be forgotten and in twenty-five year will be another generation as they had no direct experience of it and it will be all new again and a mystery and if not, there will be always someone teaching that highest wisdom of Veda.
It is also an experience getting aware the study help which was sent to the centers in the hope to get them away from, they didn't even get the meaning of it, it is still the same; they are all focused at the outside.
I got some beautiful flowers from my sister and a book and I like it. The title is 'The Art of Communication', by HarperCollins Publishers, New York and the Unified Buddhist Church, Inc.
That is a way we can understand it in the West, a way it does make sense and it is not in the clouds and the gaze fixed at the sky ... fixed ..., normally we get aware that we live in the clouds, but if they are fixed on the sky, they don't get aware of it. We should listen to the divine words, it is alarming what he is telling us here if we listen and don't go on seeping and snoring.
The mirror, the reflection is in the sheet of water on the ground and that is inside only and in the mirror of the heart, if we look at that mirror we get aware of the reflection of it in his words and it was exactly the same before we began, it either means that there has been no change, no transformation, or not a big one and only an unseen change, hopefully it is a change anyhow.
















