Rupa and Arupa!
Rupa is in what I see,
Rupa is in how I perceive
Rupa is in the steps I take
Rupa is in the path I tread
Rupa is in the choices I make
Rupa is in the decisions I take
Rupa is in all my ways of attachments, cravings, grasping, owning, seeking, knowing, experiencing...
Rupa is in all my be ing
Rupa is in all my think ing
Rupa is in all my feel ing
Rupa is all what I THINK makes me - ME
The first story I ever told was called Rupa the Elephant and tells us of an
elephant's struggle with identity - she did not like her grey color and wanted
to be colorful like the other animals in the zoo ( tiger, peacock, parrot and
leopard). Eventually she realizes, no matter what colour she is, everyone loves
her for who she is from inside! (I am delighted to deeply engage with this word
Rupa!)
The only way to release oneself from Rupa ( object identity) is to meditate on Arupa (non-object identity).
I realise all that I THINK I know comes from my own meaning making and everything around me is intrinsically devoid of any meaning.
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