Spiritual Thinking is a simple way beyond all religions.
Sadhguru Quotes, Isha Foundation:
https://isha.sadhguru.org/en/wisdom/article/5-quotes-about-truth-from-sadhguru
If you are in communion with Truth, your relationships will be relationships, not attachments. You will know involvement but no entanglement.
The closest, nearest, and dearest place to commune with Truth is within yourself.
Truth is not for comfort – it’s for liberation. It’s not a medicine – it’s a killer.
If you look for truth, don’t assume anything –seek.
Ye Shall Know the truth, and the truth will make you accessible. Christ Jesus
Truth is still the truth, even if no one believes it.—Pinterest.
If you tell the truth, you don’t have to remember anything.- Mark Twain.
Although religion evolved only a few hundred years ago, various cultures worldwide have developed their beliefs and codes of conduct and worship of a higher power for thousands of years. These were all based on the regional cultures, some with some rationale and others without any. By nature, people sought refuge when they perceived some dangers, whether they were floods, wars, earthquakes, or sickness. Various cultures dealt with such issues based on their belief, eventually becoming rites and rituals. They ultimately turned into beliefs between 5000 BCE and by 2000-1000 BC during the Vedic period; early beliefs were a range of Socio-cultural systems, including designated morals, virtues, behaviors, prophecies, sacred places, beliefs, ethics, etc., and these varied from region to region and sometimes involved humanity about supernatural, transcendental and miracles, etc., which led to a concept of a higher power, with the development of philosophies by Greeks, Vedas, and Torah, which expanded into the Bible ( Old Testament and later, the New Testament). These dealt with the Rites and Ritual in more detail. These became so ingrained in the various cultures that people started blindly following them and became traditions. After the Middle Ages, the concept of Religion came into being, and Christianity was further organized into various denominations. Over the last 3000 years, the Hindu religion has been organized into multiple castes and subcastes and followed their traditions and rites. While all faiths developed with their traditions, a fundamental question remained: What is the Truth? This truth was not based on religion but on our origins and the commonality of all humans. Let me make this point clear. If a man gets into an accident and needs a blood transfusion, do the Doctors worry about that person’s religion in trying to save his life? Do men from different parts of the world, driven by various desires, and do their bodies react differently? Spirituality pursues these thoughts independently of religion, and this is the pursuit that occupies several deep thinkers, irrespective of their religion or caste. Traditionalists, especially people who are obsessed with their belief in religious rituals, get offended when these questions are raised.
Spiritual thinking is a logical, rational pursuit of the Truth, irrespective of religious or cultural boundaries. As we pursue this Truth, we can explain the prophecies, miracles, and philosophies of prophets and saints, enabling us to understand how these developed. Such knowledge and understanding help us to cross the shallow barriers of religious beliefs and arrive at the truths that motivate every man, woman, and other living beings on this earth. The industrial revolution in the early nineteenth century started this inquisitive thought that produced great religious philosophers such as Annie Besant, Ramana, Ramakrishna, Vivekananda, Sivananda, Mary Baker Eddy, Shankaracharya, and numerous others who further developed these thoughts. Standing on their shoulders, we can see a little further and develop our thoughts on Spiritual Thinking to enable us to reach out to the everpresent God inside us, The Divine Mind, Brahman, and find a mechanism of coordinating our limited human thoughts with the Divine. Propagation of this truth may take some time, and as we make progress, not only would we be able to eliminate false manifestations such as the pandemic, greenhouse effects of human errors, etc., and enable humanity to enjoy peace, prosperity, and happiness in this world. Thus, Spiritual Thinking is a simple way beyond all religions.
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