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stellauk -> RE: A Jew with a choice. (11/27/2011 4:03:07 PM)
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Yes.
Everything about you is individual -- your person, your life, your perception, your thoughts, your feelings, and your chosen path through life. So too is everything around you, everything you relate to and everything that relates back to you.. every person, every thought, every day, every hour, every passing minute.
No matter in what direction you are looking, you will always be looking at the centre of the Universe from your perspective. Place yourself mentally there where you are looking and look back, and you will be doing the same. Therefore wherever you look in whatever direction you are seeing yourself.
When you understand that whatever you see when you look is part of you and when you invert the relationship you see the same you are half way to understanding what is necessary for you to understand.
Everything is relative, you are relative, therefore the only change possible is to work to expand, or increase your awareness, perception and understanding of all that what is relative - both within you and without you.
It is relative because there is polarity in everything - for example light and dark, truth and illusion, day and night, good and evil and it is such to facilitate that progression, or increase in awareness, understanding and perception.
To do this you need to embrace the illusion and examine it, and look for what is relative to it, and what isn't, and to go away and come back to see what remains the same and what changes. That what you perceive and on what you feel confident that you can base your perception on, or your assumptions, is commonly regarded as the truth, reality.
This is also where you need to disconnect, to walk away, to meditate, isolate, separate yourself from all that is relative between you and Kali and what is communicated.
This is because Kali is a symbol, of which it is somehow communicated to you that this is both relative and important to you. But you are relative to such thoughts, which are relative to you, and you need to be able to transcend that relationship to arrive at the change which determines that what is illusion and that what you can accept as the truth.
If meditation at a given moment in time escapes you, then you need to find something with constant change on which to focus in order to disconnect and transcend those thoughts.
A body of water is good for this, as are clouds, or anything which offers enough perceptible change to focus on the sensory input to bring about the disconnect and be able to transcend.
I hope this helps.
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