Try to attain the utmost ‘Emptiness’.
If there is no emptiness in between, the letters cannot be
formed.
If there is no emptiness between the letters, then the words
cannot be formed.
If there is no emptiness between the words, then the sentences
cannot be formed.
We cannot fill the room completely with things; we need
empty space to live in.
We need emptiness around us to walk.
Bigger the emptiness, farther we can go.
There is emptiness between everything we see.
There is emptiness between the thoughts also; between one
thought and the other.
Longer the emptiness between the thoughts, more peace and
bliss we will attain.
‘Rajan Sachdeva’
Excellent Uncle Ji you are a Doaist/Buddhist philosopher also thank you
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Thank you David ji
ReplyDeleteVery deep and meaning thought. Thanks. RLM
ReplyDeleteInteresting!
ReplyDeleteDHJ Prem
Wonderful clarification about Emptiness dear Rajan Sachdeva Ji. Heart-felt Regards
ReplyDeletePremjit Singh .
Thank you ji
ReplyDeleteVery Nice ji !!
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Kumar
Dear David ji
ReplyDeleteNot only Taoism or Buddhism, this is the actual philosophy of Vedanta, Sikhism and Nirankari Mission as well. They all explain the "Truth", "Reality", Brahm, Tao or God as Nirakaar and Nirgun that is Formless, ‘without attributes’ and without the 'second'. And in case of Buddhism, the word God does not exist…..Simply the ‘Truth’.
This post was excellent. Thank you for sharing
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