Magic of Maya

Magic of Maya

Duality of Sansar and Non-duality of Consciousness are only different words describing the same ONE.

You see a young girl or an old lady; the picture remains the same.

Same lines, same colors, and same arrangements of them, and yet your perception changes what you see.

That is magic.

The forms of Sansar and the formlessness of the Samadhi are not different.

Sansar is not apart from Godliness; Sansar is the dance of Godliness.

Dance and dancer are the same, and a dream and the dreamer are also the same.

Don’t use words; don’t use logic.

See the magic, and you are seeing Him in everything and everyone.

He is everywhere; where is he not?

Where is the room for Ego, a separate identity?

There is only one thing between you and God: “You.”

Realizing the magic of life brings humility, and humility destroys the Ego.

Once the separatist Ego is gone, Oneness surfaces.
If we see the young girl and the older woman as separate in the same picture, it is the birth of duality, and it’s totally our fault.

The duality that we see in the universe is self-created; the truth is non-dual.

But what appears as dual is Maya, and we fall for it.

Maya is consciousness, and the non-dual state is also consciousness.

And that’s the magic.