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What is the beginning and the end? On what is the beginning and the end? What is the beginning and the end of a person? The journey of a person begins with birth and ends with death. It is the beginning of the journey, not of the individual. Even if I say so, this journey is of form and shape, not of the individual’s existence. If a person wants to know the beginning and end of himself, life, or the universe, then he has to stand in the present. What Was a Person Before Birth? Birth can only be of that which will happen. If it was not there, then how would there be a birth Does a person live after death? This question really reflects real spirituality. If the person was there before birth, one will be there after death also. How Can a Person See the Beginning and the End? This is a slice-of-life story that only gives glimpses of a deep mystery and nothing else. My Experience: If I talk about my own experience, then I have to stand in the present to see the beginning and the end. So wha...

                            What is Love?  It is a deep feeling, an experience, and a feeling. It keeps us all connected with each other. If I write the definition of this affair, I will always talk about my own experience. Also read the article: What time is it? What is the definition of Love according to my experience? My Experience: When I saw and understood from the experience of deep Prem, the nature and form of Pyar made me understand that It is the name of deep unity. Be it love with anyone, anywhere, the oneness of Prem gives one a feeling of Vastness. The deepening and enlarging of one's own existence in oneself enters one's existence into deep happiness. What is love really? The reality of Lust is that it is a natural method of Yoga, which gives us the experience of Oneness and is filled with the ability to complete our life's Journey and become our satisfaction and liberation. What is the Worldly Form of L...

When Existence Itself Becomes Supernatural When I observed myself deeply, I became the phenomenon. When time dissolves, We enter the present When space dissolves, We become the presence When Existence Itself Becomes Supernatural A Journey from the Unknown to the Infinite Within There was a time when I could not accept that certain events in life were “supernatural.” But today, I find myself unable to call anything ordinary . For me, existence itself has become a supernatural phenomenon. The Turning Point There came a moment when I encountered certain experiences—events the world would easily label as supernatural. But instead of drawing me outward, they turned my gaze inward. It was not a suggestion. It was not even a thought. It was a silent command . For the first time, I did not hear something— I was moved by something. The Observation of the Self When I began to observe myself deeply, something extraordinary happened: I, myself, became the phenomenon. A living presence, existing w...

When Anger Begins to Weep: A Journey Beyond Form “The fire that cannot be seen is often the one that transforms us the most.” When anger no longer fights the world, it turns inward to dissolve the self. This is not a sorrow of defeat, but the beginning of a profound detachment—an initiation into the formless. If you have felt the calling of the silent forest, it is time to step beyond your own name, shape, and color, and begin the sacred game of living a “death-in-life” existence. “When anger weeps, awakening listens.” When Anger Begins to Weep is a contemplative essay exploring a rare inner experience in which anger transforms from an emotion into a silent witness of change. Through images of fire, forest, and the gradual fading of attachment to form, the essay reflects on the deeper meaning of renunciation—not as the rejection of the world, but as the loosening of identification with the self. Rather than offering conclusions, it invites readers into quiet observation and self-inqui...

  The Geometry of Words: Why Silence Cuts Deeper Than Steel A true seeker and writer is one who does not let life pass by unobserved. He/she views his/her experiences not merely as lifeless tools, but as a living landscape. A genuine seeker regards even speech and words as living entities—as a Guru. Words are an art form and a journey; they can even become a teacher. Here, the author—acting as a seeker—philosophically explores the profound meanings and impacts hidden within everyday language. The article examines how words are formed, why certain terms (such as ‘compromise’) evoke deep emotional resistance, and why wounds inflicted by words run deeper and linger longer than physical injuries. It inspires you to move beyond the passive use of language and become a conscious, skilled master of your own inner vocabulary. The Geometry of Words: Why Silence Cuts Deeper Than Steel We speak thousands of them a day. We read them on glowing screens, murmur them in sleepy morning hellos, and...