God is the chef

 “This world is not illusionary insofar as it is an expression of the unmanifested Absolute. What is indeed illusionary is your mistaken identity as an independent entity.” Ramesh Balsekar

We use the words passion and enthusiasm synonymously, but their root couldn’t be any different. The Latin rout of the word passion is suffering whereas the Greek origin of enthusiasm is divine!

 

“Seize the day,” is the western mindset, whereas in the state of Oneness there is nothing to seize. We already are part of everything. Our presence manifests “life as is.” Without individual to seize it, suffering ends.

 

The end of the individual is an energy that can be perceived both within and without. There is a humming sound when we operate in God’s frequency, just as there is depression or excitement when the personal energies take over.

 

Let the energy of the situation speak for itself. Just like in cooking, the ingredients and spices naturally end up in the food. There is someone to cut ingredients but no one around to decide anything. The meal prepares itself.