The Great Reset

‘The Great Reset’ is restoring our minds to its natural state, so that we can think clearly, and not be a reactive automaton.

Our minds have become so distorted that we’re in conflict with everything and everyone. Actually, we have good reason as those in power (who also have distorted minds) create discord which divides people. Separating people maintains power, because we’re are not united. It’s amazing how many are involved in conflict, blaming others but never realising the consequences of perpetual disharmony.

It is through clarity that we become aware of disturbance in our mind. We reset through meditation, which clears any biased attitude, to come back to the pure, natural state of empty cognisance.

This being the Kali Yuga – the age of strife – it’s easier to see if our mind is bright. While our mind may be confused, consciousness isn’t. Consciousness, like the senses, has no concepts, being totally open. It is identifying with the mind’s ideas that creates the filter, the translator which picks and chooses.

Fighting or blaming our karma (the results of our past actions) only serves to create more of the same. This is why we need daily resetting – momentary resetting – to bring us back to calmness and clarity.

Complaining does nothing but create and maintain the status quo. Look at the world; confusion is everywhere, so who can we blame?

We can only reset our own mind, and not the minds of others. Once our mind becomes stable, it radiates; someone might see this and think, “How is that?” 🙂 It is this moment, not just words, that brings about change.