Tag Archives: Realisation.

The More We Realise The more we realise, the more chaotic and contradictory the world appears to be, because wisdom shatters all illusions. When we scratch the surface of how society, human psychology and global systems function, the tidy narratives … Continue reading →

Realisation Is Personal The wonder in personal realisation lies in ‘imperfection’, the subtle and annoying nuances of change (traditionalists don’t like change: we can be ‘perfectionists’, and still be stuck-in-the-muds). Religion makes these nuances appear ‘perfect’, and so, unattainable. When … Continue reading →

Actuating Realisation When we realise our true reality, we have arrived at what we’ve been looking for all of our life. This realisation is the purpose of life.  After decades of meditation which led nowhere and had become just a … Continue reading →

Limited Brain And Expansive Realisation There can be the experience of one’s brain not keeping up with one’s realisation. Our brain has links with our early environment and education (or lack of it). This being so, while realisation of our … Continue reading →