spirituality beyond this mortal life

Do you ever wonder if there is something beyond our known life, and if so, how do you go about actually seeing that for yourself?  None of the religions, philosophies or sciences has discovered the ultimate way.  Consequently, I am asking, is there a doorway in which you may actually see beyond the known?  Is there a realm that transcends the known of all things?  Of course, this is a matter of perception, a total seeing into the wholeness of existence.  Which is why one must ask, do you know what it means to be all there?  To be fully alert, open and clear.  It is to be attentive without the mind moving in ten thousand directions, perfectly still.  It is to be free of the noise of endless thoughts racing across the mind.  The secret is in watching, listening and being completely where you are.  It is to be silent and live entirely in the moment without the desire of being or doing something other than what you are doing.  To go into this requires great clarity and freedom of intent.  Furthermore, it is vital that we ask ourselves the deeper questions, which may or may not have an answer.

Spiritual Awakening Of Your Life

Why is it, you do not understand what silence is?  Have you ever wondered what it means to be in silence?  It is not a conscious state derived through effort and intent of purpose.  A silent mind is a state of being, free of the desire of becoming.  In the very essence of silence, you are not there.  The self is vanquished.  It is to see that you are the noise and the suffering that keeps the chaos within you alive.  That is rather simple to understand if you are deeply watchful of your own life.  As soon as you begin to look into this for yourself, you will realize just how simple it really is to see with clarity.   

That which I am saying is really quite simple; the obscurity is putting it into words.  How do you tell someone what silence is?  The moment I open my mouth to describe that essence, will you grasp it through definition?  There is no describing that to another.  As long as the consciousness is full and moving with thoughts, images and desires, it is that noise and movement which is preventing you from seeing and being in the present.  As long as the 'self' is overshadowing the present, the doorway between the known and the unknown is veiled.

This 'self,' which you think you are, is a resurrection of past happenings, mere experiences.  This dead entity of knowledge raises its head in the present, preventing the seeing of life, 'as is.'  You are 'yesterday and tomorrow.'  Bound by time and ignorance, there is no contact between you and the 'now,' which is free of time.  The unknown, has no dealing with the known, which is not in the field of time and the limitations of knowledge.  To see within the present moment, which is here and now, the 'self' must end.  The ending of the 'self' is a living death.  As you live, you must die to every moment.  This ending of 'you' is the bridge to the unknown.

Spiritual Life Beyond Meditation

When there is no 'self,' only silence and awareness, then you are free and unchained from the attachment of knowledge.  When you are completely attentive and empty within, the 'self' is vanquished and the door to the unknown is open.  It is only when you are vacant, the sacred may enter and your whole life is free of darkness and sorrow.  It is only in that moment of being total and free of all attachments to this world and the things of it, the All, is open to you.  In this moment, it is the holy ground of all life, which awakens within.  That which is the source of all things comes without warning.  That which comes is the liberation beyond thought.  In this hallowed abode, all is one.  Surely, in this realization, there is nothing beyond this sacred root, in which all life springs forth.  It is here and now, the mystery of life comes into being and you are free beyond all limitations.