People ask me: where/how do you come about what you write? The answer is not as straight forward as it seems. No doubt, i read books and many people believe it is from books. But i get what i write during contemplations and meditations. How? You may ask. During contemplation, i apply myself to reasoning on a particular topic or subject of interets........ After exhausting the limit to which i could rationally go, i think no more about the subject. In hours, days or weeks to follow, i will start receiving subtle but very clear answers to my questions in the form or intuition, inspiration registering on my consciousness. I may be in the middle of a meeting, or on the road but i know that am getting feedbacks to my questions.....i start scribling them down in adhoc fashion. This constitute the greater percentage of my source. The other is through continous and deep meditation. In a way these two are related but the dont reveal themselves exactly the same way. This answers emanates or resonates from my innermost being.......when it surfaces, doubts is always non existent. I seem to merge and feel a profound esctacy which is difficult to explain in words. It is better experienced than explained. Even when i have read about a topic or subject in a book, through contemplation and meditation, i see and understand it from a wider and deeper perspective. I dont write what does not find resonance from the depth of my being! This, i believe is the heritage of every being, you have to cultivate those faculties of yours to sharpen and bring them to prominence....! What you leave dormant decays over time. And you must cultivate the courage to follow those instincts. What is the use of arousing them without using them? An uncontemplative mind is a dead mind. The above is how i come across what i put out there, atimes i find it extremely difficult to break it down in words the right way as it registered in my consciousness. Search within yourself,these truths dwell within you too.
Posted on: Sun, 08 Jun 2014 06:53:13 +0000
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