The Essence Of Life (Η ουσία της ζωής)
Lorient Montaner-From my text on the Logos (The Word).
Life has many shades of colours and different ideas that take shape into existence. It manifests into the reality we know and the world that encompasses us. It is like a gentle breath of air or a lasting breeze. It is a part of nature, as it is a part of our human nature. Like the abundance of stars in the night, radiating the flow of emanations that move throughout nature's vastness. There is a serenity in the essence of life that captures the energy of the cosmos. From this essence is the essence of the One. The origin to universal existence. It is at the centre of our existence. Life does not revolve around us. It is we that evolve with it in time. To fully understand what this means is to realise the truth and accept our fate as mortal beings. Thus, making life for us an important journey that we have taken, since the inception of our birth.
When we discover the philosophical meaning of life, we discover ourselves and the changing forms of life that stir with motion. We are participants of this process knowingly or unknowingly. The Enas emanates like a life force and the Nous shapes life with the order of the Logos. If we are to interpret life, we must go beyond our perception and search for purpose for life. Not in the absolute things of the material world, but in the state of our consciousness. It is there where things take their inherent forms and manifest to us in the images of nature and the cosmos. Allowing us to explore them and unite with the Enas. Life represents the multiplicity from its Oneness, and from it, we are an evident component of that Oneness.
There are numerous signs of life daily from the Enas that we either cherish or ignore. These signs are transparent to those eyes that see the true essence of life unfolding before them. Life is like a tree with branches that have flowers blossoming in the spring and leaves changing colours in the autumn. The essence of the tree is the same essence conveyed with life. An existence that is shared by nature and perceived by our acute senses. If we could reach the depth of our soul and the emanations that emit the awakening of the cosmos, then we would not only become one with the cosmos, but one with the Enas. The cosmos is the semblance of life, and life is the semblance of nature. Together, they are the presence of universal existence.
When we meditate, our bodies unite with the mind and soul. The deeper we traverse, the more our essence from within will elevate from the body through consciousness. It reaches the vast extent of the cosmos. Our atoms, our rhoes, and our souls inside of us roam the internal universe that is our physical bodies. Life for us is not eternal, and we are not eternal in body. We die and cease to exist in our mortality. No one really knows all the secrets of life, but what we know is that just as we were born, we must ultimately die. We should find acceptance in that realisation than searching for an endless path of salvation that leads nowhere. The essence of life is like a cascade of water dropping into the river below with a certain harmony that echoes the gush of life. Its essence is composed of the same essence that life was breathed into the cosmos, nature and us in the beginning, which comes directly from the light of the One that guides us in our hour of darkness.
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