Being Happy, But Not Feeling Happy

Until enlightenment, we will feel a residue of karmic confusion. We can be happy, but not feel happy; in fact, we may even feel sad. In realising our simple essence of pure consciousness, we understand that we are not the chattering memories in the mind; we understand not only how the mind works, and can recognise whatever obscures this reality, but also, more importantly, how others’ minds work.

And there’s the rub, the friction. The current global spread of intolerance is very disturbing; people feel they aren’t being listened to, and there are protests and the potential for civil war, all of which are predictable.

We see staged corruption in every walk of life. Everything is upgraded to the point of hysteria through ideologies that have an obscure agenda – the circus of illusions, led by zealots of deception.

What can we do about this?

Protests will merely provide the excuse to make it more difficult to protest. The answer is for more people to awaken to their true reality, and be less taken in by false stories. It’s taking individual responsibility that tames the mind – the circus of illusions – rather than filling it up with platitudes.

If consciousness cannot see endarkenment
then there is no enlightenment.

It is the recognition of evil that will sustain us.
Evil is the short cut.
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