The Conscious Cosmos: A Journey Through Existence
Let us pause for a moment and consider the universe of existence as if it possessed consciousness. Many scientists, individuals, and mystics alike would contend that this consciousness arises from the perfect order and symmetry woven into the fabric of everything. In this grand cosmic clockwork, let us speak from this perspective.
The universe, in its timelessness, has always been aware of the challenges faced by the sentient beings inhabiting its vast expanse. It embodies a grand sentience, a mysterious yet familiar phenomenon, imbued with compassion for the tiny worlds—each individual system—that contribute to the collective panorama of existence. Within this landscape lies a multitude of individual worlds, each shaped by the thoughts and conflicts of its inhabitants. These personal struggles mirror the dynamics found within the universe itself, painting a vivid panorama of life.
This reflection brings to mind the ancient teaching: “As above, so below.” For the individual, navigating through the intricacies of life’s clinical setting, there lies a profound realization awaiting discovery. Though one may perceive themselves as isolated within their own ambition for domination and power, hopefully this can turn into a deeper understanding—that they are, in fact, part of an interconnected system of active and passive forces, both within and around them.
To thrive, one must embark on the journey of harmonizing these forces. This journey is a call to self-mastery, the greatest aspiration for the wise ones and adepts. It is the essence of our existence, our grand purpose. Life, as the greatest teacher, unfolds within the classroom of our experiences, allowing us to learn and progress toward the next stage of understanding.
In this grand courtroom of existence, where life serves as both judge and jury, we must recognize that our experiences can indeed be a test. The goodness that guides us—our savior, our redeemer—stands as our defender against the adversities we face, the prosecutor of our trials. It is our role to observe from the sidelines, to stand behind the veil of judgment, and, if we possess the capacity, to embrace love in all its forms.
(c)2024 John Piedrahita


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