Solitude

 

Looking without thinking is the experiencing of belongings that reaches far beyond all words. 

 The discovery of the extraordinary awareness, that reaches further then all senses of time.

Words are the limitations of things, or as the prophet says; ‘’the limitation of God is in his name’’.

One must observe the subtleties beyond the feeling that comes with the sense of isolation as human beings, without any rational labels.

Otherwise it opens the wound of self-pity. To examine something, one must not be afraid to look at it or it will not make any sense.

When we observing the deeper meaning of isolation, one can compare it with the amount of affection we have towards our children, that becoming in many ways the purpose of our life.

It will eventually lead to a separation or the cutting of the umbilical cord that needs to take place.

In everyday life, each one is devoted to his own interests, in the name of the success, country or in the name of God, and so the isolating process goes on. 

We observe the slow process of growing the feeling of isolation, maybe never realizing that one becomes the warden of the prison, of once own making.

One will associated certain words with this feeling that create the unbearable sense of ‘loneliness’, ‘isolation’, ‘fear’, or being cut off.

The outward pretense of strength and controlling determination takes away the power of true examination of the feeling that needs to be understood. But one must go through and beyond this feeling, for there is much more to be discovered.

The state of aloneness or solitude is not a remembrance or recognition; it should be untouched by the mind or words.

 It is a benediction in the presence of God and the central theme of all virtues, the poet, the writer, the artist and the horizon of the intimate truth of realization that there is nothing which is not in one self.