The One Source: Beyond Beliefs, Towards Clarity
Look around you. Every person, every creature, every atom—each carrying its own unique capacity, yet all sprouting from the same essence. Your body is different from mine. Your mind is wired differently than mine. Your energy resonates on its own frequency, distinct from mine. Yet, at the core of it all, there is only one source.
But when we say "one source," we are not talking about a single authority, a ruler sitting in the heavens. If we were to ask, "Who created God?" or "Is God and the source the same?"—the answer becomes clear. If God is the source, then God must be Shoonya—absolute nothingness. Because if God is not the source, then there can be many gods. And that is why we have countless religions—each with its own understanding, each with its own deity. Yet, no matter the variation, the belief remains: the source is one, but the paths are many.
The Divine is Not Elsewhere—It is Everywhere
The biggest misunderstanding about divinity is the assumption that it exists in select places, within specific idols, or under the name of a particular God. If divinity is truly all-pervading, how can your God and my God have different locations and different timelines? If God is meant to lead us to the divine, then why don’t we see God everywhere?
A true seeker doesn’t fixate on just one belief system. Instead, he keeps his senses wide open, watching everything with absolute attention. If a cow walks by, he looks. If a mosquito lands on his skin, he observes. If a stranger crosses his path, he remains aware. Who knows which moment, which being, or which experience might serve as the staircase to the divine?
Seek Not Belief, But Clarity
A mind full of unvalidated beliefs is like a ship lost at sea—tossed from one wave to another, never reaching the shore. If today you believe one thing and tomorrow someone convinces you of something else, where will you go? Nowhere. The power of intellect is the ability to discriminate—not based on opinions, but on clarity. If something feels deeply wrong within you, do not do it. If something feels right, move toward it. Make mistakes, learn from them. But do not build your life on misinterpretations and half-baked conclusions.
Seeking is not about finding God or the divine—it is about dismantling the barriers of powerlessness within you. The beliefs that cloud your clarity, the patterns that keep you stuck, the conditioning that dictates your life—these are what need to be shattered. Because if something distorts your clarity, it has already taken away your power.
The Guru is Not Outside—The Guru is Within
Today, the word ‘Guru’ is often misunderstood. A Guru is not someone outside of you. A Guru is not a person, nor a title—it is the very being within you. Right now, you are a tangled mess of thoughts and emotions, but the moment you realize that your body and mind are merely instruments to experience life, everything changes.
Tell me—if you had no body, no mind, would experience even exist? No. It is only because you have these tools that life flows through you. But the one who is experiencing, the one who is truly alive within you—that is the Guru.
When we hear words like ‘Jagadguru’ or ‘Sadhguru,’ these are not mere labels. They are recognitions of how one’s energies function. Imagine a human being with an advanced DNA structure—someone with a genetic composition far beyond the ordinary. Their perception, their abilities, their way of experiencing life would be completely different from the rest. Their very presence would feel extraordinary.
This is the difference in how energy functions. But does that mean you are not capable of reaching such states? Within you, there are countless neurons, each designed for a specific function. You do not need to replace them. You do not need to be someone else. You simply need to become what you already are.
Realization: The Only Difference
The only thing that separates an ordinary being from an awakened one is realization. Self-realization is not about becoming something new—it is about stripping away the illusions and seeing reality as it is. That is what makes the difference. Not belief, not tradition, not blind faith—just realization.
And once you truly see, there is no turning back.
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