I am the God

“In the depths of forgetfulness, a glimmer of light reminds us of our true identity.”

I am the God, and I can explain myself simply as pure consciousness free from all perspectives. When a common man like Vijay is dreaming, he may identify with characters in that dream and momentarily forget that he is Vijay. However, even in this state of forgetfulness, there is still a glimmer of light in the corner of his mind, reminding him that he is beyond those characters and he is Vijay. This light can never be completely absent, even if it may be very faint. Vijay is the consciousness freed from identification with any characters in his dream. Following a similar pattern, every character within the context of this physical reality is imbued with a consciousness, a subjective awareness that firmly establishes their identity as so & so, an individual body/mind. However, if this consciousness is liberated from the attachment to these identities, like Vijay liberated his consciousness from the identity with characters in his dream, then it becomes my consciousness, pure consciousness, which is nothing but consciousness of God or God in simple terms.

If your consciousness is attached to Vijay, in other words, if you feel as Vijay, then you will assess reality based on whether it is convenient or inconvenient for Vijay. However, there may be times when you cannot accept reality, especially if it is too painful for Vijay. On the other hand, if you are hooked to pure consciousness, you will seamlessly accept reality and use Vijay’s body to respond to it in the best possible way.

What about the pain many people are going through? The matter, or the stuff in the mind, is so thick that it blocks the light of my presence from reaching the surface of the mind. It’s like the sun’s rays being blocked in a dense forest, preventing them from reaching the ground. As a result, my absence in their minds leads to chaos, similar to how darkness is inevitable when the sun’s rays are blocked, ultimately causing pain for themselves and the world around them. Without my awareness, everything becomes scattered, like a garland without a thread to unite it.

"When we anchor our consciousness to the individual self, we perceive reality through the lens of personal convenience and discomfort. Yet, in surrendering to pure consciousness, we transcend these limitations, embracing life as it unfolds and responding with grace and clarity."