Anatta

 

The Buddhist doctrine of the No-Self and the illusion of the self is the realization that the individual ego or the sense of being is a separate, permanent existence that is not a fixed and a very independent entity.

Anatta is the subtle sense of the unchanging soul and not just a collection of thoughts, feelings, memories, and habits.

It is the law of non-duality between oneself and the divine cosmos, declaring there is no static self that stays the same.

This doctrine establishes profound peace and a sense of the immortal soul, where fear and the tragedy of life with one’s personal melodrama are just waves in the ocean.

 Anatta is the shift towards pure consciousness to overcome the illusion of identifying as someone with a story to simply being the observer or part of consciousness itself. 

The issues of self and its important dilemma are the fabric of insecurities that act very defensively in a mentality of reality. In the void of nothingness, the Creator manifested this world from consciousness and the revelation that everything is not as it seems to one’s senses and rational reason. 

The free will and conviction of most people are convincing that it is the self who acts freely, only to face the consequences. Anatta, therefore, is the divine sphere of the eternal divine presence to establish stability and the emotional equilibrium of a mature soul that reincarnates as a teacher and messenger.

Formless love and its perception represent the mental formation and true consciousness of existence. Anything else is the impermanence and root of all issues that creates attachments, which identifies the self as a permanent, personal, enduring entity.

The voidness of the self, or the 'I,' is only a collection of shifting mental and physical processes and never a fixed entity.

In psychology the egoless state, refers to the sense of being where the separate "I" is absent and defines the non-self as a well-functioning self that has stepped beyond the need for a desire-driven, egocentric sense of identity. Everybody wants to be somebody, not knowing how to be in a world of over-identification and manipulated sensations.

Formless love makes one an instant nillonaire.   

 Vedic astrology is used to choose auspicious times for to manage karmic challenges, which can help individuals align their actions with cosmic energies and improve their life circumstances.