#day205 — Public Fediverse posts
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Kai yra kančia – trumpalaikė ar nuolatinė, kylanti iš nesibaigiančios priežasčių grandinės – pažvelkite į ją be stebėtojo. Jūs ir esate ta kančia; nėra taip, kad jūs būtumėte atskiras nuo jos. Visiškai pasilikite su ta kančia.
Tuomet, jei nueisite taip toli, jei būsite pasirengę ją stebėti taip atidžiai, pastebėsite, kad įvyksta kažkas visiškai kitokio – vidinis virsmas.
Tai reiškia, kad iš tos kančios gimsta didžiulė aistra.
Jei pats tai padarėte, jei tai ištyrėte ir patikrinote, jūs tai atrasite.
Tai nėra tikėjimo aistra, ne aistra kokiai nors idėjai ar reikalui, ne aistra kokiai nors kvailai išvadai.
Ji visiškai skiriasi nuo troškimo aistros.
Tai visai kitokios rūšies energija – ne mechaninis minties judėjimas.
Mes patiriame labai daug kančios tame, ką vadiname meile.
Meilė, kaip ją dabar suprantame, yra malonumas – seksualinis malonumas, meilė tėvynei, meilė idėjai ir taip toliau. Visa tai kyla iš malonumo.
Ir kai tas malonumas atimamas, atsiranda neapykanta, priešiškumas arba smurtas.
Ar gali egzistuoti meilė – ne tik asmeninis jausmas tarp tavęs ir manęs ar tarp tavęs ir kito žmogaus, bet milžiniškas užuojautos jausmas – aistra viskam ir visiems?
Aistra gamtai. Užuojauta Žemei, kurioje gyvename, kad jos nenaikintume, nenaikintume gyvūnų ir visos gyvybės.
Be meilės, kuri yra užuojauta, kančia turi tęstis.
From Truth and Actuality
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When there is suffering, either momentary or a continuous, endless series of causes that bring about suffering, look at it without the observer. You are that suffering; it is not that you are separate from suffering. Totally remain with that suffering. Then you will notice, if you go that far, if you are willing to observe so closely, that something totally different takes place: a mutation. That is, out of that suffering comes great passion. If you have done it, tested it out, you will find it. It is not the passion of belief, passion for a cause, passion for some idiotic conclusion. It is totally different from the passion of desire. It is something which is of a totally different kind of energy, not the movement of thought, which is mechanical. We have a great deal of suffering in what is called love. Love, as we know it now, is pleasure, sexual, the love of a country, the love of an idea, and so on – all derived from pleasure. And when that pleasure is denied, there is either hatred, antagonism or violence. Can there be love, not just something personal between you and me or somebody else, but the enormous feeling of compassion – passion for everything, for everybody? Passion for nature, compassion for the earth on which we live, so that we don’t destroy the earth, the animals, the whole thing. Without love, which is compassion, suffering must continue.
From Truth and Actuality
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When there is suffering, either momentary or a continuous, endless series of causes that bring about suffering, look at it without the observer. You are that suffering; it is not that you are separate from suffering. Totally remain with that suffering. Then you will notice, if you go that far, if you are willing to observe so closely, that something totally different takes place: a mutation. That is, out of that suffering comes great passion. If you have done it, tested it out, you will find it. It is not the passion of belief, passion for a cause, passion for some idiotic conclusion. It is totally different from the passion of desire. It is something which is of a totally different kind of energy, not the movement of thought, which is mechanical. We have a great deal of suffering in what is called love. Love, as we know it now, is pleasure, sexual, the love of a country, the love of an idea, and so on – all derived from pleasure. And when that pleasure is denied, there is either hatred, antagonism or violence. Can there be love, not just something personal between you and me or somebody else, but the enormous feeling of compassion – passion for everything, for everybody? Passion for nature, compassion for the earth on which we live, so that we don’t destroy the earth, the animals, the whole thing. Without love, which is compassion, suffering must continue.
From Truth and Actuality