Re: TIME is indication of MOVEMENT! Nothingg else.
Puma,
Thank you for your kind word.
> No one can change the reality.. Reality is the fact which is
> independent of our minds..
A wonderful statement of the Absolute Truth.
> If what you are saying is
> correct,to check it please kindly look at your picture at the age of
> seven,and also your picture of now. Put them together if these two
> pictures are same,then no movement at all.. If there is any difference
> that means there is a movement of all the particles of your body..
> Reality is such a thing no one can change it my dear. If there is a
> movement that can only be shown by time..This is the reality..
I agree with you Puma, you are correct (relatively) and only a mad man
would deny your reasoning. To me your logic is flawless.
However, the ease with which you make your case, might give you pause to
consider that there may be something more. Think about it. If it's as
easy to understand as presented, then wouldn't everyone get it?
In my experience, the existence of "Now" (therefore the non-existence of
time/change) is not an easy intellectual/philosophical (Jnana) notion to
grasp. It is harder still to know (Raja), appreciate (Bhakti) and live
by (Karma). In fact, while my "normal" mind may be able to comprehend
the probable existence of a "now", it is far from equipped to "see" it.
This is my purpose in pursuing meditation; in fact the whole of Yoga. To
allow me, the knower, to know, what's known; "Now"!
One technique I have tried is to sit quietly and focus my mind with the
purpose of seeing "now". I look for "now" until I can find/see/feel/know
it. I anticipate "now's" coming and watch until it changes from the
future into the "now." Relentlessly I try to catch the "now" before it
slips into the past. I have tried as hard as I can to proof to myself
that what you think is true. After becoming tired and frustrated enough,
and quite without my will or intention, I have been given a brief
awareness of "now" (I got the real "me" thrown into the deal as well).
I've been chasing after "now" ever sense ;-)
Namaste
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