Truth exists as much in your teacup as it does in your temples and churches. Truth is as present in shopping for your groceries as it is in chanting to God.
To think of truth only in spiritual or religious terms is to miss the whole of it, for in doing so you create the boundaries and divisions that are the very antithesis of truth. Truth is an immeasurable reality not at all separate from your own being. For in the revelation of truth, all beings rest within your being.
Put more simply, if you cannot find it now underfoot, I’m afraid that you have missed it entirely.
Adyashanti
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Thanks Karl. This quote embodies what I find to be the most challenging aspect of the spiritual path, the issue of boundaries/divisions, us/them, separateness/connectedness. I delve deeply into this issue on a regular basis, seeking out teachings on the subject. Adayashanti’s bottom line doesn’t hold out much hope for me! Nevertheless …
I enjoyed reading your perspective on truth and how it exists everywhere, not just in spiritual or religious spaces. It’s refreshing to be reminded that truth is not separate from our everyday experiences. I’m curious to know, have you had any personal experiences where you discovered truth in a seemingly ordinary moment or place? Thank you for sharing!