If we deeply remember the truth that everything is temporary and the reality that anytime we can leave the body, we may want to redefine all aspects of our existence, especially ownership. We may realise that we own nothing on earth.

What you envision, you become. Have visions!

When the mind narrows down to just *this moment*, when the past and the future just disappear from their walking space, we will know that we have arrived.

When this state becomes permanent, we have settled within. When external temptations become insignificant to nonexistent, we have realised the Truth. The Truth has become our experience. The unchangeable Truth. Oneness. Nowhere to go. Nothing to know. Freedom… Freedom. That’s our birthright.

We will feel the same at a wedding or at a funeral. Nothing moves us. We only see the inevitability of existence at work. Changes are just information that life exists, never emotions connected with attachment to it.

Name, fame, fortune, attachments, relatives, relationships… all things end with death. Time and space also do not matter with death. Death wipes away everything. Nothing really matters when it’s time to go. How often and how deeply do we remember this truth?

What is the right practice for practical life?

Every-moment practice – everything you do, every person you meet, every emotion you handle, that is your practice!

Even the sun must set. Everything ends. The light must go for the darkness to happen. And when the light comes, the darkness will go.

This is the honest play of duality. It keeps playing continuously and consistently to add flavour to the drama called LIFE.

Every moment is new. Every day, every breath, every thought, every situation is new. Life is renewed each day. Times and spaces also evolve. Mind evolves. Nothing remains the same.

Visions and projections are two entirely opposite things in spiritual realms. Visions happen when the mind is silent and the awareness reaches a vertical state where the past, present and future come together. Or, when a person has shifted from the gross aspects of existence and established themselves in the subtle.

Projections, on the other hand, are more common. When people say that they had different visions and that masters or deities conveyed messages to them and asked for immediate action, understand that more often than not, they are projections.

These people crave that vision strongly enough to the point that the mind finally projects it and they actually believe they had the vision in all its detail.

Every seeker should understand this very clearly to avoid getting fooled or trapped in their own imaginations.

Having or not having does not affect a Master. Pain or pleasure does not bother him. Life and death are equal to him.