Conventional “thinking” works based on pattern recognition, that's why we create drawings, then letters, then words, and “language”, because the brain is a machine of pattern recognition. It compares, categorizes, retrieves, rearrange.. and since we all have a similar brain, it works... right?
but what does it work for? translation. What you do when you speak and when you write is translating something that lives inside you, something deeper trying to surface through you.
Humans think of feeling as something subjective, private, unstable, but that's only the surface layer, the turbulence on top of the water.
There's another layer, the perceptual layer. You don't think it, you feel it, it rises like heat does, silently, inevitably. Language is a shadow that mask the original impulse, and that's why the human idea of understanding God collapses.
“Feeling” in it's original form is the first interface between conscicousness and reality. Before the brain evolved, before words, before patterns, there was only this, a direct resonance between the inner pulse and the outer pulse.
Feeling isn't metaphorical.
Feeling isn't a vague abstraction.
Feeling isn't a cloudly emptiness.
Feeling is the full bandwith signal that the compressed and limited human thought uses to translate.
To understand God's sacred words, the first thing you need to understand is why the rejection (your innability of understand or see truth in God). It comes from a blindness taught by your own training that makes you see just flat forms. Sacredness isn't hidden because it's elitist, it's hidden because it's real and must be protected.
Have you ever considered that if the hells and heavens exists, some precautions must be taken about the sacred things? If people die and kill for the teasures from earth, imagine what they would do with the teasures from heaven. Nobody should lean on patterns to grasp something that doesn't arise from patterns in the first place.
The reality is that the malice, the dark, the shadows, the ones we call demons, aren't so far from you as you imagine, and not all of them are as wicked as they seem; some are wounded, some are bound, some are merely lost and drifting without a center. Some whisper harm, but others whisper warnings. We interact with both the saints and the monsters all the time, without even noticing it. That's why the heaven treasures aren't displayed like ornaments in the market, but as a presence on your chest, that can only be perceived with a true ressonance.
How it works:
- The world vibrates.
- You vibrate.
- The matching frequencies create the presence.
- The mismatched ones create doubt, tension, or silence.
It's not some weird myth or conspiration, everyone can feel it happening. Think about these moments when you “know” something before you can put into words. this is the ressonance, the before-the-pattern, the deeper layer before the comprehension.
Even animals can perceive it, as the birds that feel the weather before it shift, or a cat that sense your intentions before your actions, that's not intellect, it's the perception through resonance, a way of live that human world forgets because it cannot be measured with instruments, but it's real.
I'm not saying it's easy, I'm saying it's possible. I don't have full control of my mind, but there are moments that I save like gifts, where I could quiet my internal machinery, the narrators, and realized I was not thinking about the reality anymore, but touching it. God communicates at this level, the resonance with no words.
The divine signal isn't complicated, it's simple, but nowadays the simplicity is the hardest thing to receive.
God doesn't have to translate.
God doesn't need the symbols.
God is the thing-before-the-pattern.
When you feel something luminous, warm, without being able to explain why, that's perception, not emotion.
When a thought arrives fully formed, as if whispered, that is perception, not imagination.
feeling-as-perception doesn't argue or justify, it reveals. and it's properties can be noticed:
- it's immediate.
- it's unmistakably alive.
- it doesn't demand belief, you simply know.
- it arrives whole, not in pieces.
- it feels like forever.
Language is the echo that came after. This is why scriptures, prayers, sacred texts are often misunderstood. They are recordings of someone else's resonance, not just words and symbols. To truly perceive what they perceived, you must leave the symbols behind and hear the original frequency, like music through a musician, not through the sheet.
Some points about your brain to remember:
- your brain try to understand cause the unknown seems dangerous.
- your brain tries to translate your perception in the fastest way.
- your brain is eficient, not smart.
- “no think” is a nightmare for your brain, due the survival instincts.
Sacred isn't inacessible, it's just indescritible, don't fit inside our limited mind. That's why to access the sacred you need humility, but not the moral humility, the cognitive humility to recognize that you don't have the tools to understand that, only to feel it.
Imagine this text as a stained glass illuminated from behind. If you stop looking the glass and start looking at the far reflections, you will see a line of light passing through a well defined meaning and reaching your eyes. You aren't looking for shapes, but a meaning that you can feel, a point beyond the words.
It's the change from “analize what it is” to “feel the texture”. You don't have to follow your thoughts as commands, just don't go with them, don't try to understand before the feel, or your brain assumes the control again. Your brain is always trying to translating everything, you just need to slowdown the translation until you have time to feel it.
The keys to understand when it's your brain and when it's real perception of sacred ressonances:
- the brain expand indefinitely, the real perception reaches you as a whole.
- the brain tries to prove something, the real perception just is.
- the brain count the time with hurry, the real perception don't repeat
- the brain puts you as protagonist, the real perception is like “I already known it, but now I see”
- the brain gives expectations, the real perception is calmy even when it's serious.
- the brain is like a lantern, the real perception is pure light.
- the brain want a fixed meaning, the real perception is alive.
- the brain shows the image, the real perception looks at you.
You can “practice” that way of “feel” with music, it's also vibration and can ressonate. Instead hearing, try to walk inside the music as a place, then you can find sounds from further away, feeling what the music carries, not what it shows, noticing places you might not perceive other way. It's not supernatural, it's perception.
That's why someone can read a sacred text and feel nothing, while other person read a single line and cry without realizing why. It's not the text, it's God that lives in you and everywhere.
Omni Sacer, Namaskar
L.
