We are consciousness, and from the light of consciousness form appears, so who do we grieve and mourn for? All form dies and is impermanent, finding the essence of form which is consciousness, one then is in light, freedom and joy. Holding onto impermanence is a waste of time and puts one in a never ending chase to preserve decay and impermanence and make it solid and ever lasting.(SHACK)
Who shall I mourn and grieve when a person passes away from their bodies? Considering the idea of brain washing as discussed so many times, is this the real person or a conditioned mind 'bombed' brain washed robotic animation.
We could be any religion, culture or profession from the homeless, the beggar to the Royalty and as discussed before these are only concepts, ideas and social cultures agreed upon by many to form a pact and agreement, the tribe of safety, recognised by uniform, prayer and meaningful phrases and words.
The real person in or out of the fleshly enclosure is one who has passed all of the above and arrived at a consciousness which is not of form or even needs it and it survives in its formlessness which is supreme joy and freedom.
So should I mourn and grieve a robotic overlay of the real essence of a person? It may seem heartless and callous but I am mourning for the loss of that artificial persona that filled my 'world' with meaning and comfort, however in that state I am trapped in my brain washing again. I am all I need in many ways, not an arrogant, selfish cold 'fish' but a being filled with joy and light, compassion and has its own approval not by words and deeds but by feeling the love, light and joy without outside stimulus.
SHACK
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