Students of the Instant

February 14, 2021

Said the little old man standing at the edge of my path

You see, wanderer. This life is basic for human beings.

Granting, of course, the dazzle of what we call technology and culture, we are 100% animals. Our DNA belongs to the ape family, which evolved from single-celled apes over millions of attempts.

The point is that, for our journey as humans, there is no law other than that of Nature, eternal governor of the order of life on the surface of planet Gaia. In short, the fittest survive.

And to be fit, we let ourselves be organized into colors, territories and legislations. The society that was already here when we were born is the result of our thoughts, which are the unfiltered expression of our overall level of vibration as a race. And in a simultaneous cause and effect, our individualistic abandonment of the reality of our Being produces a society that enslaves its own creators, always conspiring against our individual survival.

As dictated by the inviolable law of Nature, we are free individuals. We are natives who own our life and our freedom. And no circumstance can violate this sacred rule, even if at times it doesn't seem that way.

On top of that, as a race enrolled in the ape family, life hands us a second gift: the mission of watching over the survival of our species. And although the first rule is indeed inviolable, the second can be drowned out by ideology.

Look, wanderer. Although the Tao is eternal and does not discriminate between experiences, in the world of those who walk on the surface of planet Gaia, good and evil clearly exist. The sign that a path is good is that it will lead you to another path. A path is bad if it only leads you back to itself.

By becoming conscious of this essential premise we can, individually and as a race, find a path on which we overcome the dominion of enslaving ideology. Politicians and religious leaders are only playing Nature's rule well: being the fittest to dominate.

In this scenario, where our thoughts are subject to the superior force that predators impose on us, our only hope is to open our eyes, both to our divine reality, to remember the absolute Authority over our own life, and to our animal reality, to remember our mission to survive. And so, from that Conscious instinct, to overcome the force of the fittest and attain the inviolable knowledge that we are free individuals. The key to everything is to look well.

As a race we are also an entity that, for now, is confused about its individuality, and so does not know how to organize its cells along the path of its own good. But that is another story.

See well, wanderer. See the good. Don't let the easy downhill carry you off. Follow your path with goodness in your heart and clarity in your mind, so that you may reach unknown horizons.

Blessings on your way.