Truden

From Chopra’s Forum

SERPIL wrote:
Truden, how much difficult u are???

How difficult I Am…?

You know… difficulty is not in intellectual conquering.
Nothing from what you deal with is difficult for your intellect.
Otherwise you would not be able to deal with it 😉

I’m carpenter.
It shouldn’t be difficult for most of you to deal with my intellectual understanding and explanations.
Not to mention that I use very basic English…

Difficulty has two aspects: understanding and acceptance.
Normally (and “normal” is always wrong) people thing that acceptance comes after the understanding.
That is VERY WRONG (anti)logical thinking.
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More than one year ago I wrote a letter to Ramesh Balsekar – one of the leading Advaita’s upholders. I hoped that giving Balsekar a question, I’ll receive profound answer-explanation about the none duality.

Let me start this article with the question and the answer.
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From Chopra’s message board.

Originally posted by Maya2:
Truden,
I don’t even know what question to ask!
Love – Maya

And you better don’t ask, dear Maya.

There is no reason, therefore no true answers exist.
The only true question in the Watery Abyss is “How?”
The only answer is “Love.”
Not “love”, but Love.
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Dear Ozel,

Thank you for the effort to answer my question about The Law (The Ten Commandments)

I’m very disappointed from the plain view that your church have on this subject.
Your friend George likes the sentence “Milk for the children, hard food for the grown.”
Don’t you think that your view about the Law is very milky…

I don’t say that one must not keep the ten commandments.
They are even adapted and inserted in the world’s law.
They became regulative tools of the human society.
But nothing more, my friend.
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I had a dream…
The dream was that I’m dreaming.
And I knew that I’m dreaming, but I could not wake up.
Then I read somewhere that there is a fruit in the world, that can take me out of the dream.

I found it…
I found it in the hands of my Brothers.
They were staying in a circle and passing it to each other.
Every one of them when had it in his hand, took a bite from it, enjoyed it and leaved the circle.
When all of them left, the fruit was lying on the Earth with one only bite on it.
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