Expert - Saint Tamaya Saint Tanaya

If you want to come, come near me.

If you don't want to come, travel far.

The world is very vast and vast. The journey within the world is also very long. But the world is not so vast because of the world. The world is so vast because we do not know about the world. The world is so vast because we are unaware. The world is so vast because we are careless, because we are unaware and blind. As soon as we become aware, as soon as we become conscious, the world is so vast.

The world will become smaller. As soon as we become fully awake, the world will disappear. As soon as we become fully awake, the world will reach zero.

When we are asleep, the dream we dream will be a long and complicated dream. When we are asleep, we think that the dream we dream is real. As soon as we open our eyes, the dream that we thought was real will disappear. The water in the mirage will disappear. All the objects that we thought were real will disappear. When we wake up in the morning, we will not know where the whole dream world has disappeared to.

The world is the same. So, you cannot complain about the world. You cannot blame the world. You cannot criticize the world. You cannot criticize the world. Nothing will happen because of that. You do not need to abandon the world and run away. What you need to do is to become aware. Your eyes are open. You are awake. You are aware. Once you become aware, you will not see the world on the other side. You do not need to abandon it. It will automatically abandon itself. When you are awake, when you are alert, when you are alert, the things that you cannot see and cannot grasp are the world. When you are alert, when you are alert, when you are alert, the things that you can see and grasp are the truth. It is the truth.

If you are drunk, you will be in a state of confusion. You will be in a state of confusion. You will feel that the whole world is in a state of confusion. You will feel that the whole world is in a state of confusion. A drunk person will see things that are not there. Things that are really there will be hidden from his vision. A drunk person is like a person with a bandage over his eyes. A cloud of thoughts will cover him. He will lose his sense of direction. The light of awareness will disappear. His inner appearance will be filled with darkness, and on the outside, everything will appear distorted and not as it should be.

In the history of India, there is a Mughal Empire. One day, Akbar, the greatest emperor of the Mughal Empire, the brightest star of the Mughal Empire, was passing by on a road. When he saw Akbar on the road, a drunkard from a house started pointing his finger at Akbar and cursing him. Akbar was very angry and ordered the arrest of this fool. The drunkard was kept in prison for the whole night. In the morning, he was brought before the king. So the drunkard fell flat on his face at Akbar's feet and pleaded, "Please spare my life, O king. I did not curse you." Akbar roared, "I heard you curse me myself. I do not need any proof." The drunkard replied, "I do not deny that I heard you curse me, O king. But I did not curse you." "I was drunk at the time and lost consciousness. I have been regretting it ever since I came to my senses."

The drunkard was relieved because he was well-behaved. The scientist Einstein said, "

It points to the theory of "reality and existence." The Buddha, many centuries ago, pointed to this theory as the theory of the human mind, the inner form.

When someone asked Einstein, "What is the meaning of 'Relay-Viti'?" Einstein replied that he could not explain the theory of Relay-Viti to a friend.

It is not easy to understand the theory of relativity. It is said that there are not more than a dozen people in the world who understand the theory of relativity. However, Einstein explained his theory with examples.

Suppose an enemy comes to your house and sits there. If he sits there for an hour, it seems like he has been sitting there for a year. If a lover comes to your house and doesn't come back for an hour, or two, or stays there for many hours, then you think about how long he stayed there.

The measurement of time is in your own mind. The clock that measures time is based on your own mind. When you are happy, time passes quickly. When you are sad, time does not pass very quickly. Time moves like the hands of a clock. Time does not change its form because you are sad or happy. It is only your inner mind that changes with time like a chameleon changing its color. If a sick person in your house, who is physically weak, lies on his bed and is about to die, you might wonder if it is because he has not slept all night and is not getting enough light. The Dhammapada also says, “Diyajagarattaratti.” This means, “The night is long for a person who does not sleep.”

Whether a journey is near or far depends on your mind. If you go to meet your lover because you have a specific time, you will be walking briskly. You will arrive at the destination without knowing it. If you go to hear really unpleasant news or because of a traumatic event,

You might think that the journey is long and slow. There is a saying that goes, "If you want to come, come close, if you don't want to come, come far."

Distance is outside the human mind, and the measure of distance is inside the human mind. The external distance is not the real thing. What is real is the time inside. . . 8 Therefore, in this world, the life of those who know how to live happily and peacefully will be smooth and straight, while the life of those who live in misery and poverty will be a journey filled with darkness.

It is based on oneself. The basis of the experiences that one has around oneself is oneself. It is not other people who create those experiences. It is oneself. It is oneself who has made the life that one is living. It is only because of oneself that one is getting what one desires, what one hopes for. If the darkness of night surrounds one, it is because one is living in darkness. If there is light around one, if one is surrounded by light, if one is living a life of peace, music, and virtue, then that too will be based on one's own way of living.