I was touched by your messages, ELiana. I don’t often post on the site, but I want to express my full compassion and support to you.
Things are what they are, and we must accept them as they are.
But that is not obvious. In fact, you need a renewal; I would like to tell you that this renewal is within you, and you must allow the energies within you to develop, not hold them back, but set them free.
I pulled a card for you from the Osho Tarot, here it is:
This is the path of Zen: not to express things completely. This must be understood; it is a very important methodology. Not saying everything leaves the listener the possibility to complete the thought.
All the answers are incomplete. The master has simply given you a direction… At the moment you reach the limit, you will know what will remain. In this way, if someone tries to understand Zen intellectually, they will fail. It is not an answer to the question but something more than the answer. It points to reality itself…
The nature of the Buddha is not something very far away – your very consciousness is the nature of the Buddha. And your self-awareness can be the witness of all that constitutes the world. The world will come to an end, but the mirror will remain, reflecting the void.
Osho Joshu: The Lion’s Roar Chapter 5
Comment:
Here the last piece of the puzzle is put in place, at the location of the third eye, the place of inner perception.
Even in the ever-changing flow of life, there are moments when we reach a point of completion. In these moments, we are able to have an overview, the combined impression of all the pieces that have occupied our attention for so long. At this stage, we can either be desperate because we do not want the situation to come to an end, or be grateful and accepting of the fact that life is full of endings and new beginnings.
What has absorbed your time and energy up until now is now coming to an end. By completing it, you will make room for something new to begin. Use this interval to celebrate both—the end of the old and the arrival of the new.