There is a proverb in English countries “All roads lead to Rome”. Spiritual Progression also suggests the same thing as “All stuffs lead to my self-improvement”. To be spiritual is nothing more than understanding ourselves as a whole. It is totally a self-centric approach to be aware about ourselves and thereby everything. Our body is divided into three main categories as macro-self, micro-self and causal-self. Macro self is considered as our physical body. Micro-self is considered as our mind, the origin of unlimited wishes and alternatives. The last, causal-self is considered as our pure soul, which is common among all live being.
It says…
If there is something I can find as worse, then it would be me and my deeds only.
If something I can find as good, then it would be my eternal beauty, which is transcendental by demigod.
If I want to criticize someone, then it would be me only, who is used repeat same errors.
If I want to appreciate someone, then again it is my self-soul, which is ever lasting and affiliated with the presences of God.
If I want to talk with someone, it would be me only. I will talk with my micro self.
If I want to blame someone, I will blame my micro-self, which is used create N numbers of waves of wishes, which we cannot fulfill ever.
If I pleased by someone, then again it will be my causal-self, which continuously plays tunes of spirituality in my ears.
If I want to explore any subject, then it would be me only. I would explore all changes happening within me.
If I want to observer someone, I will observer myself each moment.
If I make friend someone, it would me my micro-self. I will play, fight and enjoy everything which I can do with some good friends.
If I trust someone, it would be my causal-self, which is the only witness of all my good and bad facts.
If I need any suggestion, I would ask my pure soul, which can never give us any selfish conclusion.
If I want to give any advice, I would consult myself only. If I am not the complete devotee, I am not eligible to advice anyone, except me.
If I look at someone, I will look into my ongoing breath, which is continuously ensuring my existence in this world.
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