The title of the blog defines the dichotomy of our consciousness. The Cause is derived from both, the Omnipresent Energy of Creative Consciousness with added diversity form the consciousness generated by our brain. The effect is the result which is manifested in the Phenomenal Universe. The two are inseparable.
CAUSE & EFFECT ARE ONE
Two faces of the same coin
The unity of Cause and Effect taxed
the greatest minds for generations. Science invariably separates the
two, religions endeavor to join them. Yet, both, unsuccessfully. Science
is hampered by the murky past, religion by the infinite unknown. And
yet, the two are one. Time is a dimension of the Phenomenal Universe
only, hence, like all things phenomenal, it is illusory. Only the
eternal Present is real.
If
you'll allow me, I'd like to share with you (some of you may have read
it already) a little poem I wrote for my wife's birthday some years
ago:
I often looked down, into the murky past,
Ever forgetting that only in eternal Now
I could build a future that is equally vast,
Steering my ship, standing at the prow.
Yet there is no beginning, for those who have no end,
No matter how meandering our lasting cruise.
For countless errors, we have time to mend
No matter which direction we decide to choose.
Hence this is the meaning of our immortality:
That no matter how ignorant, no matter how shoddy,
We remain still and timeless, in every modality,
As Consciousness is our soul, the Universe our body.
This
may not appeal to everyone, but I find it very hard to define reality
without resorting to poetry. The marriage of oneness with infinity of
both time and space, carries my mind to unknown vistas unfolding daily
in my dreams. And yet I've already been there, in mind if not in body,
my Higher Self being omnipresent, eternal. Only my childish phenomenal
Ego rejoices in new discoveries unfolding before my chimerical eyes.
Hence, my Phenomenal World grows daily towards the horizons beyond all
horizons ever vibrating in creative energy beyond time and space.
So
much for poetry. My only excuse is that some people seem to feel the
same way. Listen to a few of my readers who have instantly become my
friends, sharing my thoughts with a simple shepherd, David. You, too,
might like them. If you do, please join us. We can't have too many
friends.
"...I
know that he is a brilliant author who has written around 50 amazing
fiction and nonfiction books... ...He interprets Psalm 23 in a way I
have never come across before. To me, this was a deeply
thought-provoking and satisfying experience."
5-star review by Fred Schaefer, Author
"...Stanislaw Kapuscinski is a prolific author and the master of the
mystical. His interpretations of ancient and biblical texts can leave
one breathless in their spiritual scale and poetic grandeur...."
5-star review by Kate Jones, Editor
"...This
should be read barefooted on the shores of Galilee. Just to remember
what is already present, and uncover it below the sand of seeming
'reality'. Like a pearl smoothed by tides and what is called time."
5-star review by Philippa Rees, Author
I
hope King David will give you as much joy on your journey as he did to my friends and me.
Have a nice trip...
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If you enjoyed my interpretation of Psalm 23
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(Republished on December 25, 2021)
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