Seeking Is The Pattern Behind This Individualistic World

**Note: Truth does not always sound pleasant. If the mind is not really peaceful now, it might not be a perfect moment to listen to this podcast, one has to be aware of the emotions or reactions that can block one from listenING ATTENTIVELY and with HUMILITY.

Listening to this talk is meditation. What one needs to do is listen attentively, without being stuck in words, examine the mind in silence, no agree or disagree, just look at the mind as it is. Doing so is already part of true meditation.

Transcript

The mind creates non-existent existence to escape from the factual existence Can you see this pattern in yourself?

This constant struggle which is full of conflict,

Confliction,

Confusion,

Innumerable issues And this Western civilization is based on this nonsensical and non-existent existence The mind is always conforming and imitating,

So this pattern has been spread to each individual Collectively,

The mind is seeking Everyone is chasing their own dream,

Their own illusion,

And is seeking their own fulfillment Can you see this collective pattern in yourself?

Can you see it actually,

Not playing it as an idea?

When the mind regards what is being said here as an idea,

The mind has ceased to see it actually You see,

The escape continues in different forms So this individualistic society is sharing the same pattern,

Trapped in the same circus Constantly struggling,

Making efforts to achieve more,

To have more The pattern is the same,

But the content of the thoughts is different You want to achieve this,

You want to have this,

You want to seek this He wants to achieve that,

Seek that You see,

The same pattern,

But it creates numerous fragments When we are seeking,

We don't meet We are trapped in our own ambition,

Desire And we don't see each other We are all isolated by our own dream,

Desire And I immerse myself into my personal experiences When I am seeking,

My experience becomes important to me And my life is based on this personal experience,

Which belongs to me And you do the same,

He does the same,

She does the same We are all oscillated,

Creating such an individualistic and fragmented world