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Friday, 24 July 2009

The Adventures of Chuppa (Part 1)

Once on a quiet summer evening as the soft, warm breeze blew by, a small boy caught the scent of a familiar smell, it was a rabbit jumping merrily in the bushes in pursuit of another furry little rodent, also known as a rat. The boy eagerly ran towards it. The rabbit vanished into the upcoming forest and the boy chased after it. Then with an unfortunate turn of events, the little boy fell off a cliff..but WAIT...it was truly a miracle!...the little boy didn't die...he was hanging on for dear life. Ok, no..he dies.

The sun set on the decaying child's body, and as the sun rose the following day, there was a rodent shaped shadow on the boy's torso. It was the rabbit again. The rabbit shed a small tear of oily water onto the now nearly dissolved body. The rabbits name was Chuppa. He turned his back and ran off into the forest again.

Chuppa could not sleep that night. He was overcome by guilt as he felt that he was partially responsible for the death of the child. He made a vow to himself that fateful night. He promised himself that......he would never wear a carrier bag on his face ever again. In Chuppa's desperation he decided to set off on a quest to find the boy's parents and tell them about the boy. The journey ahead was long and full of adventure, but now Chuppa knew his meaning in life and was ready to set out to achieve it.

With Chuppa's long nails he stabbed into the decaying body and began to drag it across the lake so to drop it into the river. Chuppa wailed "Rest in peace my brother" as the body fell in slow motion into the lake and was consumed by the waters. Chuppa then noticed something strange in the air. It was electric and sobre at the same time. Indeed Chuppa could feel the spirit of the boy talking to him and he could hear the boy say,'my home is in the woods behind the great oak tree'. Chuppa wasn't sure what to do or what to say but he knew that one day everything will make sense on this weird world called Venus...(to be continued)...

The Adventures of Chuppa (Part 1)

Once on a quiet summer evening as the soft, warm breeze blew by, a small boy caught the scent of a familiar smell, it was a rabbit jumping merrily in the bushes in pursuit of another furry little rodent, also known as a rat. The boy eagerly ran towards it. The rabbit vanished into the upcoming forest and the boy chased after it. Then with an unfortunate turn of events, the little boy fell off a cliff..but WAIT...it was truly a miracle!...the little boy didn't die...he was hanging on for dear life. Ok, no..he dies.

The sun set on the decaying child's body, and as the sun rose the following day, there was a rodent shaped shadow on the boy's torso. It was the rabbit again. The rabbit shed a small tear of oily water onto the now nearly dissolved body. The rabbits name was Chuppa. He turned his back and ran off into the forest again.

Chuppa could not sleep that night. He was overcome by guilt as he felt that he was partially responsible for the death of the child. He made a vow to himself that fateful night. He promised himself that......he would never wear a carrier bag on his face ever again. In Chuppa's desperation he decided to set off on a quest to find the boy's parents and tell them about the boy. The journey ahead was long and full of adventure, but now Chuppa knew his meaning in life and was ready to set out to achieve it.

With Chuppa's long nails he stabbed into the decaying body and began to drag it across the lake so to drop it into the river. Chuppa wailed "Rest in peace my brother" as the body fell in slow motion into the lake and was consumed by the waters. Chuppa then noticed something strange in the air. It was electric and sobre at the same time. Indeed Chuppa could feel the spirit of the boy talking to him and he could hear the boy say,'my home is in the woods behind the great oak tree'. Chuppa wasn't sure what to do or what to say but he knew that one day everything will make sense on this weird world called Venus...(to be continued)...

Tuesday, 14 July 2009

Quote of the Day

To be extraordinary isn't to be superhuman, it's to be super courageous with your life

Quote of the Day

To be extraordinary isn't to be superhuman, it's to be super courageous with your life

Wednesday, 8 July 2009

Quote of the Day

This quote came to me last night whilst I was in a semi-dream state. Quotes come to me in the strangest of places!

It is in the clarity of the self that every answer to every question is received

Quote of the Day

This quote came to me last night whilst I was in a semi-dream state. Quotes come to me in the strangest of places!

It is in the clarity of the self that every answer to every question is received

Wednesday, 10 June 2009

Quote of the Day

This quote came to me yesterday after I finished meditating:
What is to 'be spiritual'? Spiritual is 'to be'

Quote of the Day

This quote came to me yesterday after I finished meditating:
What is to 'be spiritual'? Spiritual is 'to be'

Monday, 8 June 2009

You are the cause of all problems in the cosmos

You are the cause of all problems in the cosmos. You cause it in two ways:
One is that you don't do anything about it, you judge, you evaluate and put people into boxes and sit back and watch the drama unfold. You don't want to be responsible for the bad in the world. You do nothing to eliminate the bad in the world.

Two is that your view of what is bad and good, creates the bad and good in the world. It is not what you see in the world that creates problems, it's how you see what's in the world. In reality bad or good do not exist. I repeat, in reality, good and bad do not exist. Your view of what is good or bad is what creates the good and bad in the world. Therefore, you are the root cause of all the problems in the entire cosmos. Please pause for a moment and reflect on this statement.

I'm not saying there are not challenges. On a spiritual path, the challenges that come are always bigger than what you can deal with. But a challenge is a challenge. A problem is what you view as being bad in a challenge. If you choose to stop viewing things as good and bad, you will be free from all problems in your life. The challenges will continue and you shall be able to face these challenges with greater fervour and confidence, knowing that you have the choice to turn them into a problem or not.

In order to create a world of peace, we must let go of our concepts of good and bad, our judgements and evaluations, and become proactive as individuals to help build bridges between all people of all communities, we must seek to give all people in the world the basics of food and shelter and we must treat Mother Earth gently as our own. Fundamentally however, to achieve these feats, how we see the world through our eyes must change. You and only you can make the choice to let go of your views about good and bad in the world and through your every step, smile and act of kindness, eliminate all the darkness in the world.

Sat Naam.

P.S. This post was written in a very particular and direct style of writing on purpose to test whether you turn even this post into a 'problem'. Did you? If you viewed this post as a bad, then this is because you're still living in the mode of good and bad. The mode is very subtle because it's the only way we've grown up to differentiate the world, so not to worry, even if you live in this mode it's not bad because good and bad do not exist in reality. Just accept it, and try to recognise it next time and a whole new world will open up for you.

You are the cause of all problems in the cosmos

You are the cause of all problems in the cosmos. You cause it in two ways:
One is that you don't do anything about it, you judge, you evaluate and put people into boxes and sit back and watch the drama unfold. You don't want to be responsible for the bad in the world. You do nothing to eliminate the bad in the world.

Two is that your view of what is bad and good, creates the bad and good in the world. It is not what you see in the world that creates problems, it's how you see what's in the world. In reality bad or good do not exist. I repeat, in reality, good and bad do not exist. Your view of what is good or bad is what creates the good and bad in the world. Therefore, you are the root cause of all the problems in the entire cosmos. Please pause for a moment and reflect on this statement.

I'm not saying there are not challenges. On a spiritual path, the challenges that come are always bigger than what you can deal with. But a challenge is a challenge. A problem is what you view as being bad in a challenge. If you choose to stop viewing things as good and bad, you will be free from all problems in your life. The challenges will continue and you shall be able to face these challenges with greater fervour and confidence, knowing that you have the choice to turn them into a problem or not.

In order to create a world of peace, we must let go of our concepts of good and bad, our judgements and evaluations, and become proactive as individuals to help build bridges between all people of all communities, we must seek to give all people in the world the basics of food and shelter and we must treat Mother Earth gently as our own. Fundamentally however, to achieve these feats, how we see the world through our eyes must change. You and only you can make the choice to let go of your views about good and bad in the world and through your every step, smile and act of kindness, eliminate all the darkness in the world.

Sat Naam.

P.S. This post was written in a very particular and direct style of writing on purpose to test whether you turn even this post into a 'problem'. Did you? If you viewed this post as a bad, then this is because you're still living in the mode of good and bad. The mode is very subtle because it's the only way we've grown up to differentiate the world, so not to worry, even if you live in this mode it's not bad because good and bad do not exist in reality. Just accept it, and try to recognise it next time and a whole new world will open up for you.