Vimala Thakar

We are fortunate to live in these turbulent times because it is our responsibility to emanate out of our being a new civilization

before everything is dismantled and destroyed and a vacuum is created in the human psyche.

Our lives have to become the cradle for a new human culture, a new dynamics of human relationships,

It is our responsibility to let a dimensional transformation occur within ourselves.

The responsibility to be reborn of ourselves.

We will have to learn to look at life in a fresh way, a perception born of silence and not based upon knowledge.

We will have to look anew, learn to look out of emptiness.

Life is an is-ness that is self-generated and self-sustained and it has an energy, it has a movement, it has light and warmth.

There is an invisible relationship between the oceans and the skies, the oceans and the sun and the moon, a marvelous relationship between the fertility contained in the earth and the rays of the sun, the sunlight, the sunshine,

A relationship between the rain and the cycle of seasons.

There is nothing that is not related to everything else.

This is-ness, which is self-generated and self-sustained, has a mysterious way of keeping its expressions alive through a very deep, intricate and mysterious relationship.

That interrelatedness of the earth and skies, mountains and trees, oceans and space,

rains and forests, birds, animals and so on, constitutes the wholeness of life.

Life is a supreme master or teacher,

whose help we can receive if we want to learn and discover the truth for ourselves.

We are referring to life as the teacher, life which does not assert, which does not verbalize or feed anything into us due to any compulsion.

This teacher helps us to open up towards the essence of life, helps us to be receptive, to become more and more sensitive.

Sensitivity is the sight which can perhaps perceive the secrets of life.

One cannot have any knowledge about the nature of the Supreme Reality.