Wisdom of Do Nothing / Adyashanti

UG: What Will You Do With Enlightenment?

Great Book by UG
Courage to Stand Alone: Conversations with U.G. Krishnamurti

Ramana Maharshi, Abide as The Self

Three

Those who wish to embody the Tao should embrace all things.
To embrace all things means first that one holds no anger or resistance toward any idea or thing, living or dead, formed or formless.
Acceptance is the very essence of the Tao.

To embrace all things means also that one rids oneself of any concept of separation: male and female, self and other, life and death.
Division is contrary to the nature of the Tao.

Foregoing antagonism and separation, one enters into the harmonious oneness of all things.

Quoted from the
Hua Hu Ching: Teachings of Lao Tzu

Bliss

Suffering arises
I see it everyday
sometimes as bliss


Pointing out instructions
in the forms of friends

Mind in peril, but always settles
Back from peril, back to love

The Infinite is in here

The Infinite is in here. When your eyes are closed and your thoughts are still, you are absorbed in God. When you open your eyes, everything that is, is a manifestation of God. The bare. Pure manifestation of God. You are never separate from That.



Separation comes from being confused as to who you are. Words are spoken and can point to the Truth but can never be the Truth. Things are things, but that which is added to those things through knowledge, when believed to be the Truth will induce suffering, as those things are bound by change, by what Buddhists call emptiness. But when seen for what they are and looked at from the viewpoint of the Absolute Self, God, Reality, everything that was once wrong, though just the same as it was before is now right. All is absolutely ok.

God

You can’t name God
You can’t find God

If you find God
It’s not God

If you see God
He’s not God

God is beyond
and yet not beyond.