Enlightenment Is Glorious!

God is not mundane otherwise why would you seek it also. So the trap of making everything a little bit too dry too reduced to like oh freedom is just paying for your groceries. I'm like yeah no enlightenment is bliss. Enlightenment is potential. Enlightenment is activation of ascension. Enlightenment is glorious. Enlightenment is transcendent. Enlightenment is immortalizing. Enlightenment is the bread and butter of everything of why you are ultimately here. Now, can you notice awareness in the simplicity of everyday life? And is that a aim? I wouldn't say it's an aim, but I would say it's a natural result. But when we talk about it too much in this sort of humble zen-like way, like, oh, non-duality is the clapping of a hand. Yes. Okay. So what? Like boring. Um, that's not why I'm here. I didn't incarnate to realize that non-duality is the clapping of one hand or the making of a cup of tea. I don't even like tea. But I love the bliss of God and the exoticism and the transcendent nature of it and the blasting freedom that makes me unable to sleep or used to the glory of God. I would much rather have that than to be this humble one foot step at a time walking through my garden with my cup of tea and looking like a really peaceful Zen master that's really mastered it so much that everything is ordinary once again. But when that ordinary everyday awareness gets recognized and recognized and recognized and the associations it has built over time are purified through the neti approach. This is not ultimately capturing this. This is not ultimately capturing this. This is not ultimately capturing this. You free awareness back to its original condition. And then it's freedom. It's expansive. It's vast. It's potent. It's ultimately all-encompassing and immortal and timeless. and the brightness of that if you let it into your bodies. I mean I would be lying if I said that's not more exotic than drinking a cup of tea being sort of mundane about it and humble about it. So we should also not fall for the trap of making everything too mundane out of you know in the interest of non-duality or some kind of a philosophy.