A Smile.

To smile is to recognize the Oneness of existence.  It is to accept the interconnected nature of being.

A smile shared is the most sacred of sacraments.  It is to look into the other person and accept them as a part of yourself in the Unity of everything.  It is to dissolve the boundaries that exist between the two bodies and unify the identities into the natural Whole.  The Eucharist is taken to unify the Individual with the Absolute; the Smile is shared to unify two Individuals together in the Absolute, which is all around, within you and without you.

To smile is to reveal the little Buddha, or God, within you.  It is to accept the divine and beautiful inside your Self.

A smile hidden is the most sacred of sacraments.  It is to look inside yourself and accept that Self as the divine, the Eternal.  It is to dissolve the illusions of sin and suffering and to accept your sacred right as a divine being to Happiness.  The Eucharist is taken to absolve the Individual of Sin; the Smile is hidden to bring the Individual to Joy, which is all around, within you and without you.

To smile is to let go of Preconception and Attachment.  It is to accept the transient nature of the eternal.

A smile freed is the most sacred of sacrements.  It is to look inside the nature of existence and accept its impermanence.  It is to dissolve the preconceptions and attachments that have been created by the Ego and to enter once again into the Natural course.  The Eucharist is taken to cement an Individual's commitment to a Man-made Doctrine; the Smile is freed to liberate the Individual to Nature's Reality, which is all around, within you and without you.

Smile, and Be.

Cosmic Consciousness.

There it is.  The Unity.  I understand it now.  It was always there.  It's humanity.  It's the core of Us.  Underneath everything, we are One.

We all have the God (Good) particle inside of us.  It's there, wanting the best, wanting to cease suffering for everyone, wanting to burst out and unify itself with the Universe.

Deeply and purely, humans are Good.  Not good, but Good, a Goodness beyond good and evil.  A Purity that transcends the pure and impure.

We need to discover this Good inside ourselves to see it in others.  When we see it in others, we truly Realize the Good within ourselves.

What is the purpose of life?  To tear down our self-created barriers of Self and Ego, and to Unify our Goodnesses together into One Cosmic Consciousness.

Attachment.

Detach yourself from your attachment.

Say to it,

Hello.  I see you there.  Welcome to my home, you may stay as long as you want.  Remember, however, that I am the Master of the House, and you are simply a guest.

The attachment will leave once it becomes aware of its subservience.

Eggs.

Keep your eggs close--do not entrust them to baskets.

Worse.

No, you didn't hurt my self-esteem--I still think of myself just as highly as before.

You've done worse than that--you've killed my faith in everyone else.

A Messy Room.

I've decided to give up on cleaning my dorm room.  Seeing notebooks, textbooks, and miscellaneous shoes strewn haphazardly about the floor brings me an odd sense of inner peace and satisfaction.

There is a certain Harmony in Chaos that can only be viewed by taking a step back and quietly accepting nature's course.

The Natural.

Oh, human!  Abandon your temples, churches, and mosques, and make ye a Pilgrimage.   Leave your all-too-human gods and embark on a quest for true Immortality!  Establish your chapel amongst the birds and the trees, amongst the Beautiful and Lofty.  You are confined to a Human existence, my friend, and have an unquenchable thirst for the Mysterious.

Worship, then, that which is perfectly Unknowable, yet perfectly Apparent--the Natural.