Madhukar: Loving silence is reality, is absolute reality. Once experienced, once realized, your troublesome life comes to an end. Since ten thousands of years the Sages indicate that reality is not as it seems and that your true Self is Peace.

But in some cases you do not trust this peace, you more trust the flickering of the two hundred million cells of your brain. Of course, that is really a lot! But it is not truth.

(Silence)

Now I know that in reality each of you simply wants to be happy, just simply being happy. One or the other has certain ideas how this happiness has to look like, what form it shall have. With some people who come to such an esoteric or spiritual congress it might even hide behind the idea of enlightenment.

But also then it still is the desire to be happy, to be contented. A very deep human desire. Because happiness is your true Self. You intuitively sense or you know that everything else like for example life’s circumstances, which mostly change, is not absolute truth. You are not absolutely satisfied with it. Because you sense intuitively. Deepest happiness, that is truth. Everything else: A compromise.

For this happiness you do not have to gain something and not to do anything, also when here and everywhere many want to talk you into that. This happiness is already here. You just had to do more important things until now. Something that was more important to you.

My Master Papaji indicated to me that this happiness is already here, this divineness, this Buddhaship. He did not ask me to do this or that or let be that. If at all he only asked me for clarity and he directly indicated to me Self that always is.

This Self we also can call heart, or God or Buddha, or whatever. Because it is not the name, the appellation, the definition. It’s you! What better do you have than that? Who else are you running after? What?

What is of a bigger importance to you than realizing in this life, at once, now, who is, who you are and be happy?
That is my question to you and you can answer it by yourself.

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