Awakening

The - apparent - contradiction of connectedness and individuality corresponds to the paradox of a Zen Koan, which the master use to drives their students crazy. At least this is their impression. He gives the zen practitioner a riddle, a kind of brainteaser, indissoluble for the conscious mind. What does „mu“ mean, for example? Mu means „nothing“. But what does „nothing“ mean? As the brain twists, there is short circuit, and one sees what is hidden behind thought, belief and illusion: the meaning of nothing. Think the unthinkable.

Mu can be connectedness in the separation. No one understands this, perhaps a few enlightened. In order to reach this condition most people need decades of practice and sometimes they still do not succeed anyway.

Now that we know what is happening inside the head during the process of the incarnation - the perception of being one with everything - we can use this knowledge to internally return to the place where we were one with everything.

Meditating means going beyond thinking. Only when thinking no longer obscures the view one can see. Becoming aware is also called awakening. It would be presumptuous to assert that one can achieve awakening by taking whatever drops. However, they can point the way there and facilitate meditation.

Awakening consists of the essences of

• Forsythia - Forsythia × intermedia
• Wood Anemone - Anemone nemorosa
• Pedra parideiras (Gemstone)