“Sui”

In latin, 

‘Sui’ is a reflexive pronoun, meaning:

‘oneself/ himself/herself/itself/ themselves’

It can also be used in the phrase ‘Sui genesis’, which means “of its own kind” 

In the Marathi-English dictionary, Sui (सुई) means ‘Needle’, and Suitī f; ‘the spike which issues from the womb of the plantain, and of trees of the palm-tribe’. 

In Japanese Buddhism “sui-ten” (水天) translates to “water-heaven”.

Symbolically, it speaks of a centre point.

Interpretatively ‘The Self’ might be said to be the centre of the truly free will.

“Emet”

Emet, means “truth” in Hebrew, carrying the symbolism of something steadfast.

When combined, the phrase alludes to something continuous and steadfast (the witness), alongside something that is transient, and constantly in motion. We could say, for instance, that the movements of matter; the things that occur in life, are constantly changing, life is continually in flux (form). However there is something continuous about change, there is something steady in all motion (formless observer).

When we arrive at the unlimited self, we become masters of our own beings, no longer subject to the attachments of time that create suffering. The self is not something that is singular, or something that holds any particular qualities, rather it is something timeless, unlimited, and the source of all genius. It is something like a deep acceptance of all things that arise from being human. This allows us to see reality as it is, not as we wish it to be. Life is about relationship, how do we relate to ourselves, to the past, present, future, and to others? are we intimate with life?

< Here to weave beauty and depth >

*Become the source of your own existence*

Mind, beyond and beyonder.

To allow life to flow, the self must come into the unbounded.

Freedom is our essence.

Freedom is the zenith.

The birth spring.

The architect.

The origin.

To know the self is to know the stars as if you are their foetus.

A place of complete foundness.

The self: a master unseeking, a continuous remembering of itself within the present. 

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Gleaming overtures of crystal wicks, that burn in night, that burn in day, that christen the hands of time, presently and always. As always is held in the hands of the present. 

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