Few qualify for The Real Happiness! The vast majority chooses to stay in pain!

Few qualify for The Real Happiness! The vast majority chooses to stay in pain!

It seems a strong statement but it is very real within the fiction of course! One of the things that makes many people angry is the suffering of "the world"! Why is there suffering in the world, if there were a God, He would end the suffering! I will not make considerations on Divine matters, just remember that all the "saint’s" recognized by the world as such, without exception, were mistreated, dismissed, ridiculed, even killed, for this world, who preferred suffering, or preferred to keep the  world has it is, to make any change! This collective story, of course speaks of the individual story, your story!

Illusion is Suffering! The realization of your Real Self is Pure Joy is Fullness, Wholeness!

What is suffering anyway? There are many conceptions about suffering, but they can be summarized quite simply has lack of common sense. Yes, lack of common sense! Let's see: you have no idea who you truly are, you are convinced that what you experience and that from where you experience is real, then, of course other issues arise, though useless, but inevitable in this context, and also these unanswered, as could they be. .. : Where did I came from, where will I go, and what am I doing here?? Nothing, you know nothing about this, you may have a lot of ideas that sound good, but you don’t know anything about this, and yet all your efforts are directed towards making the world how you think it should be ! Fantastic. You don’t know what happiness is, however a lot of undertakings, expectations towards it, and obviously it only brings frustration, like  squeezing tangerines to take drink mango juice.

The results, the pain you experience has to do with what you believe, with your beliefs, and to some extent, is the result of your search. It’s not the strategy that is wrong, that is unsophisticated, nor is it punishment, it’s the natural result of your endeavors, of your beliefs. And what you consider a monstrous conspiracy on the part of the universe, against you, is an act of infinite love. For always, like now, this "universe" invites you to drop those beliefs, showing that this is your suffering, but you insist ... at some point in your life you have placed your hand on fire, and this experience was so intense that never again you put your hand in the fire, is a matter of common sense not to put your hand on fire. All the suffering you experience serves the same purpose, to deliver you from all of these beliefs, and take you to question seriously what you recognize from that point of perception, to be your own existence. And don’t believe when some one says it is a transcendental matter, and that can’t be answer, and blah, blah, blah, from tha same place that questions arise also arise the answers!

Whenever there is a change, you suffer for fear of losing, of losing what? For fear of losing your suffering! I know you believe you're afraid of suffering, and what you had gave you some assurance, even if it was too bad, in fact, security is another word for suffering, but deep down you fear losing your suffering, because that is what you seek for now, it's what you think you deserve, even if it seems the opposite. The tree is recognized by its fruit, and don’t agree with me, investigate!

Now I'll tell you ahead of, the world that you recognize is not real, and you're also not what you imagine to be! What are you going to do with it? Nothing! Eheheheh .... even if you trust me which is not the case ... even trusting me, you would remain there, continuing with the same efforts, because that compulsion for suffering is greater than all. Only when this reaches the necessary intensity you will realize the obvious.

So? Is ’t enough or not?

Have you the courage to question the obvious and give up suffering?
You have the courage to qualify you to True Happiness, abandoning the illusion?
That's why someone said that is a narrow path ...
I invite you to let go ...

Blissfully,
Satyavan