Darsana

 

The ancient text of Sanskrit speaks of Darsana or Philosophy as a meaning to see.

The philosophical notes of poetries or stanzas are to understand the subtleties of the musical spheres and to experience the truth directly in time.

 Darsana is not only the intellectual pursuit of an abstract ideal, but the actual perception of truth or the key to a note.

The divine order and truth are the same reality, whereas religions insist on faith and philosophies on reasons.

Darsana and the experience of truth is the act of faith, judged through reason. That truth then can transcend reason on a rational manner of simplicity, where faith and reason play the sensuous vital parts of life.

The spirit in the living words of faith and philosophies are the ultimate reality in transcendental inmost consciousness of humanity.

A true philosopher has that charming spirit with the senses of a comprehend mind, beyond the alphabet and its seeking realities.

The divine authority of reason has to create the personal experience.

Darsana refers to the opening of the eyes and inward gaze that turn to an auspicious sight that dispels the darkness and create images to realize the divine faculty of Darsana.

Darsana is the perceptual and conceptual mediation to see the story behind the story; it is the initiation of the note that exists before one can play it.

It is not a particular religion that establishes spirituality, the fine tuning of the soul is the dependency of the spirit.

In order to arrive at Darsana, one must first realize one’s follies and its patterns to establish some sense of change.

The heart of Darsana is correspondent to the divine liberated world and the truth that every soul is seeking.

The divine music that causes the soul to dance, speaks the joy in song.

Spiritual attainment is attuning oneself to the pitch of the right note.