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Namaste Nora

It is interesting how one holds onto this idea of paths.True, each

expression of the Divine is different in the way it is expressed in

each form but once One has seen that the Truth is their Self there is

no way they can support the idea that there is ANY approach to that

which can only be "known" when all movement ceases. To approach water

whilst lying in a lake is impossible, maybe for a while one continues

to swim and even the futility of that is seen through in the end and

one surrenders to the bouyancy of the water and the direction of the

current.

Prior to the realisation of Self all that one does is also the will

of the Divine but one does not "know" that and THINKS that one is a

separate being in search of the Truth, doing their own thing. The

separation concept dissolves every night in deep sleep and is

reconstructed by memory each morning. One who "knows" sees clearly

that all is perfect and seekers cannot do anything else but seek but

also those who rest in the realisation of Self cannot do anything but

push to break the illusion of seperateness in the seeker.

All is Always in harmony, nothing is right or wrong, what you do is

always what you are supposed to do. A murderer murders and a saint

saints and one who knows knows, all in its right place at the right

time.

Love Avasa