Some interesting questions after reading Nisargadatta

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As no one will ever extricate

"God made me believe"

from

"My belief made God"

this inability itself proves God precisely in our inability to deal

with the ultimate, He just proves Himself beyond doubt, as we still

joyously, madly want to live but have no idea why we are in such a

heat for an object that's so hard to enjoy.

Yet at death we re-integrate His Heart, the holy place we used to

dwell before our birth and which is so obviously present right now

that most our efforts are to run away from it as if it was the tomb

itself ...

Indeed, the silent darkness we negatively attribute to

death-the-miserable in in fact a quality of God-the-Holy-Heart teaming

with the spawn for all species.

our concept of death is contained within life, death does not go

beyond or defeat life, it is a product of it, without these two there

is still God and the silent, blissful dwelling, as my end is His

beginning.

 

Questions:

If stillness is the ultimate place, why should i strive for it, all

things come back to it after a while of excitement anyway?

in a similar way ...

why is practice a violence on my habits? shouldn't it precisely be a

place of comfort, that i look forward to? settle in with endless pleasure?

Is there a possible relationship between me and God? my fever to enjoy

life, be happy, or seek Him, is God the cause of them or the aim?

Can i be true when i say "God is the ultimate, God is my aim"?

Does God require anything from me? any spiritual discipline?

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