Satya Truth

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Satya or Sathya is a Sanskrit word that loosely translates into English as "absolute truth" or "reality".

The philosophical meaning of the word 'Satya' is "unchangeable", "that which has no distortion", "that which is beyond distinctions of time, space, and person", "that which pervades the universe in all its constancy." – Defined by Wikipedia

I have heard a lot of people say that Satya is truth. To tell the truth and understand the truth. I think this concept, this part of the ancient wisdoms is beyond the consciously tangible. I think that Satya takes a certain inspiration to weave into your life everyday life permanently.

Satya or undeniable truth is that we are all connected. We are made of the same material as literally everything that surrounds us. We in essence existing are unchangeable.

How can that be?

We change all of the time, growing, aging, and breathing but there is the constant.

 This promise has been confirmed by science and religion alike.

WE ARE INFINITE.

We always will be and always have been.

We can neither be created nor destroyed.

Now I bet some of you reading this are wondering but who am I?

You my wonderful beautiful products of pure wonder will just have to follow your undeniable passions.

The thing that excites you and makes you feel pure.

That thing is the magic stuff that unites us all.

That wonderful energy will peel away the layers and

give you no choice but to dive to the deepest part of yourself

Just to find the ultimate truth.

We are completely self-less.

But we must find the self-first to go beyond that…

"In yourself possession you are always looking for black and white forms of renunciation, private games of inverted meditation or something somebody can do to you. Some manipulation to your body, some drug you can take, some hormone you see; that will induce mystical and enlightened conditions. Whereas the only process that serves enlightenment is one of the conversion of the heart, the moral conversion of the being from the self-possessed methods to all of forms of self-transcendence or God communion." - Adi Da Samraj