Truth in a Sea of Obfuscation

Truth in a Sea of Obfuscation

Many people tremble when the occult is brought up. It immediately challenges old belief systems to have a simple conversation on metaphysics. This society is already thin on art and music education, but if you consider the heavenly nature of humanity, there is a shocking shortage of true centers of divinity. Generations of kids have come and gone without knowing the first thing about auras, chakras, or meditation. These things have been known and taught in many world cultures. The knowledge has been kept alive by daring saints through the ages who sacrificed their all to preserve the truth in a sea of obfuscation.

The church is the default filler of the community void, but what to do if you do not believe in it? One should not accept a religion just because their circumstance was such that they were born in it. Everybody should question everything and tenaciously too! Others may feel uncomfortable, but it is in fact an imposition on you if you are pressured not to speak of these topics. Perhaps Jesus is not the only way. There are many great lessons in the spiritual traditions of the Earth. There are no chosen people as all are holy. We need cosmic community centers with open information portals. It is ludicrous to limit your research to one book.

Tap your neighbor on the shoulder and quietly inform them of the conspiracy to enslave humanity. Bring up in ‘good company’ that the Federal Reserve is a private bank that prints money out of thin air and loans it to you with interest. Keep your sensory portals open so you can negotiate the astral road of angels, demons, and souls. There are a plethora of entities trying to influence perception both on the outer and inner planes. This is why it is so essential to withdraw at times to the inner temple and sacred aloneness of your heart. Stillness and calm restores the space that answers all questions before they are even asked.

It is tiring to see the same old stories sold again and again. Zen is not like this in any way. Zen is not like anything. Zen has Zest and is Zany. If Americans could become more aware of this real freedom they wouldn’t be such easy prey for slogans. Just think of all things you are practically forced to recognize. Take the Tyranny of the Holiday for instance. Every year on the same day you are expected to do the same thing. This is thoroughly integrated with the country’s economy and it is assumed that it will last in perpetuity. Try dropping out and see how hard they fight to bring you back in. All of this takes place on a mental plane that can be transcended with awareness. Your own truth is in a higher place. The sun rises and sets on each day fresh and clean.

The trees do not believe in a Monday.

~Christopher Moors

6/4/2008