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ENLIGHTENMENT

I have met enlightened people from all walks of life. I've met an enlightened upcoming rap artists. I've met very enlighten Christian people, I've met others who are Rastafarian, traditional healers, and scientists, and even Hip-hop artists. There is all kinds of enlightenment from all different walks of life. All enlightened beings posses one distinct characteristic and that is, they are so well in tune of the awareness that all things are one, and that no one mode of philosophy or theological translation of what divinity is, is better than the other.

Enlightenment is no respecter of colour or creed or religion. All things in the universe work to bring enlightenment because everything illuminates and everything is essentially one thing. One can become enlightened by reading and meditating on the words of the bible and one can become enlightened by reading and contemplating studies and research compiled by science. Enlightenment is always readily attainable for any person who is now asking for it. Even from a simple utterance of words from someone or radio commercial can spark the process of Enlightenment for the soul that now yearns to understand.

An enlightened being is one who is not hell bent on trying to prove his wisdom, or that he is right; because he strongly understands the simple truth that all paths lead to one basic and common truth which is, We are all one and Love is all there is. Any path that makes your heart sing and fills it with love and kindness is the path you must take. Many would love to claim that theirs is "The one true path" and that others are just gimmicks to distract you from the one true path. Others would like to prove why theirs is the real path by laying out testimonies and evidences in order to coax you into following their path. Many believe that through one divine being you will  reach the "Promised Land."  However, if there was only one path and only one truth, to that land then the mountain would only have one side in which it can be climbed. The would only be one tree with only one branch that would produce only one fruit that would satisfy the soul's hunger for Self Realisation. For that is what all paths lead to, the realising of the True Self, and the true self is ultimately in all. 

The spark of the divine is in all, through all and for all, on all paths. The divine is in the plenty. The divine is diverse.

Enlightenment can be achieved by anyone because enlightenment is our true state, our true origin. All religions and sciences have that at their heart. It is a universal character  in all traditions and regions where we realised the interconnectedness of each individual soul to the other. From the trees to mountains; to water in streams and oceans to clouds in the sky, and the air in between. 


Enlightenment is what life is about, to make our light out of our darkness of forgetfulness and thus making our Wills on earth as it is in heaven.

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