Intelligence That Is Change

If it does not exist now (in this moment) then it has never existed.  This is a statement that cuts through to the very heart of a mind that is wholly without a self that knows.  It is the essence of the Diamond Sutra, the mind of the Buddha and of J. Krishnamurti.  The mind that no longer seeks, but simply is the truth of the absolute moment.  It leaves one without anything what so ever to cling to. No organization, no doctrine, no method, no path.  Only the realization of the aloneness (all one) or oneness of existence.

How can a person possibly understand the truth of the absolute moment when one is in the darkness of a mind that is filled with the pain and stress of what should be?  It is the projection of ones beliefs and desires.  The mind that is preoccupied with the self and its fulfillment.  However noble you think it may be to want, desire, accomplish and vanquish it is of no cosmic consequence.  For it is the very thing that creates and sustains fear and violence. It is the destruction of ones humanity and in the end amounts only to the repetition of mans penchant toward ignorance and stupidity.  One can and has created all sorts of deities (corporate and political as well as religious) that justify and comfort ones addiction to fear and faith.  You were not born to be a religious and superstitious drone.  It is hammered into you through the systematic efforts of those who wish to control and influence actions.  They are the power hungry establishment of money and organization. But because you are free you can think critically and question.  When you question you set others free.  Not as a goal or accomplishment but simply as an in the moment truth.

To be a creative humanist means that you understand totally your own conditioned mind.  That this understanding sets you free to see reality.  It binds you to the other so that your understanding becomes their understanding and together you create a oneness that transcends the trap of the acquisitive nature of ownership and accumulation of wealth.  It transcends the duality of known and unknown, of power and control.  To deny the promulgation of self interest above all else is the essence of a mind that loves unconditionally.