Jitendra, (right on!)
What becomes clear is that as we attempt (out of loving compassion to use words), we are drawn into the ephemeral, and the "true" connection to the Knowing is somewhat vieled... like if we are to spot a snow leopard... they are very rare to spot, and likely very shy... they will sense they are being observed and ebb away from observation. The Divine flows can kinda be like that.
It seems that there is indeed this place between the Sun and Moon that few know about... and upon finding this sphere, it is also very tenous... we may not grasp it to hold it... we may only "get out of the way" to directly observe and be within that sphere flow. This sounds nonesensicle words even as I type... sound like some philosphical statement (which is easy to say). What remains obvious is that we as human will always be limited in our ability to express the deepest Divine experience, and that is as designed... for the Divine Viels that form the creation must remain suspended.
What is obvious is that we become not zombies, but more engaged. But the manifestation of the Divine is myriad -- and not notes, but chords and progressions, etc. Amma (Hugging Saint - Mata Amritanandamaya Devi) illustrates this... the Divine has formed in many ways expressive in that incarnate Great One... but the Divine "mission" and "expression" settled upon the Divine Mother -- as other forms such as Krishna (which she was unified and manifested) ebbed, as they were more "detached" and "observational" -- and Ammaji explains that for the flow of this incarnate Great One, the forms of Divine Mother are better able to interact and heal the Divine Ones of the devotees. So Each, will likely need to settle across and ebb through myriad manifestations of Divine... and the Divine will show the flow that is to be (for that incarnation).
At any rate, consider that just because some of us do not post often... and then we post long, obscurities... well, this is a laugh... and it is nearly getting to be that why to speak words of such. Please, be gentle... I understand why we communicate. I'm simply offering and asking for consideration for some of us... periodically, we need to ebb from the creation... we are possible nearing our final journeys homeward. It is awkward for my devotee friend, I can tell... he does not become an absolute hermit, yet he is very diligent in remaining away from the vibrations of the gross spheres.
I find more and more I am drawn outside to sit. I understand more why Babaji (by Ganges) spoke to Sri Yukteswar (after 'The Holy Science' was completed) - "The supreme guru smilingly declined. 'No, child,' he said, 'we are people who like the shelter of trees; this spot is quite comfortable.'
It was related that Sri Yukteswar's heart was "fast-beating", and that he in his haste ran off to his home to return with food for the group, only to find them gone. He was not so happy. Then we hear his next meeting with Babaji...
"'I told you I would see you, but didn't say how long I would remain.' Babaji laughed softly. 'You were full of excitement. I assure you that I was fairly extinguished in the ether by the gust of your restlessness.'
"I was instantly satisfied by this unflattering explanation. I knelt at his feet; the supreme guru patted me kindly on the shoulder.
If a Great One incarnate, such as Sri Yukteswar, is possessed of such fits of excitement... then will it not likely be so for many of us... that each incarnation we must continue to learn this lesson and how to tune to the Divine (admidst the clang of the human Field) ?
Anyways.... so many words (again)...
As Yoshi often says... ((( love )))
Hope the divine always shows the flow in what is to be this incarnation. It makes it easier for us instead of pecking around under every tree looking for the path on our own. Yet somehow that seems to be part of the plan of being left on our own to figure out how we are going to do it alone or with God at varying degrees of separation leaving us the independence of free choice...
i always like this story that Sri Yukteswar related; 'we are people who like the shelter of trees; this spot is quite comfortable.' i can relate to this with you Nomaste as we have enjoyed such places together...
