spritual adviser
February 20, 2010
so I have been studying Hinduism for the past 4 weeks and at this point I am completely accepting to Eastern thought. In fact, I cannot see how Western thought can even BE when there is Eastern thought which is so much more advanced and wise. It is truly as if the East is more evolved than the West. In fact, it is true. I do so recommend James Redfield’s The Celestine Prophecy. It is beautifully true. Often times I find myself absorbing all of the energy around me. For the universe is continuous. True, someday I aspire to know Brahmin. Once you know Brahmin, you know everything and you desire nothing more. It is ultimate. Then, the soul is free. Rather, I think that I will be a forest-dweller as soon as it is possible. Since the age of… oh 15 I have been aboard the spiritual quest to enlightenment and to purity and knowing.
As of late I have experienced great physical pain. The physical pain amplified and called forth my mental pains. Today has been a great day of suffering. In fact, the mental suffering began Thursday, the day of my fast. I was enlightened on the inside, for I was fasting. My mind and body did not need food nor drink, and I reached an altered state of consciousness. I ate an evening meal however, as I always have. A last evening meal, the last ritual before a night’s rest after a long day. The day of a student is long and cruel. Going without food is the best choice, most often. The evening meal must be eliminated. It must be.
Finally, I reach the conclusion in that I should seek guidance from a spiritual adviser. Often times I think of Bare-Foot Brendan and today when he walked up the desk I intuited the sign and asked him if he has a spiritual adviser. He had offered to take me to see his spiritual adviser at the zen center. I do not know zen, perhaps it is a westernized form of Buddhism. The Buddha is a trustworthy fellow and I’d take his advice. Who know who else rules? Confucius. What a bro.