No thought is absolutely true.

The conception of a thought creates a division – the aspect of supreme reality that the thought encompasses and the rest.

You may have experienced this (a lighter but still intense variant) on Twitter where one tweet says X and gets a response like “oh so not Y?“.

This is the root of arguments. The inherent ineffability of the complete death of human experience at any given point of time.

Once you realize this, you see a pathway to changing and creating the experience of present moment reality that you desire. Changing the thought. Choosing a thought that better aligns with your desires, while trusting that every desire that you have is a variant of your soul’s ultimate desire to be one with supreme reality. To be one with the end destination of all desire - the All-Attractive One.

I often feel annoyance at loud machines.

Drones at tourist places buzzing around like loud mosquitoes representing the need of incentives in Capitalist manufacturing culture to nurture the quiet. Lawnmowers in American suburbs to keep lawns looking “oh so pristine“ (mocking falsetto voice) and create the false impression in Man of having tamed Nature.

The vibrating sounds of these machines travel through the air and vibrate my energetic body there by releasing trapped trauma/sankhara, reminding me subconsciously of the trauma thereby creating an emotional experience that my conscious mind then labels as “annoyance”.

I feel grateful for the machines and the service there and me and the release of my trauma.

As I end this post, I notice a desire to clarify any possible misunderstandings but I let go of that desire knowing that no thought is absolutely true and relational misunderstanding is the fruit of the seed of thought.

Gratitude to my teacher Dr. Robert Svoboda for sharing this insight in his brilliant course “Practicing Reality” and for the guy diligently using a leaf blower for the last couple of hours to keep the roads free of leaves in Meteora, Greece.