The Wisdom of the See

300 words | 4 min. audio — on making it real, together

THE WISDOM OF THE SEE
On Making It Real, Together
by Maja Apolonia Rodé

Brothers and sisters,

listen to the wisdom that echoes

in every little bit of your being.

Forget what you hear from

a certain

somewhere else.

Anywhere

else

is

a

false

perception,

a misleading direction.

A wise being once said it this way:

The universe is real if perceived as the Self —

and unreal if perceived apart from the Self.

In other words: If it's not you,

it's not true.

You

make life real

when you sense and feel

the sphere of your perception

from the inside of every little bit of it

— and abide as that unified reality.

And you bring this to life,

you bring life to

this

when you

move from your core

as you walk along that shore

where the paradoxes have

always been

playing.

Feel

the worlds

in the grains of crystalline sand

conforming to your every bare footstep,

your rhythmic pace embraced,

your toes tickled

by infinities

upon

luminous infinities.

Now form, now emptiness.

Now everything, now nothing —

every leg of your journey

is an alternating

electrifying

current,

an ebbing

and flowing of

fractal oceanic waves

lapping upon your

precious

feet.

So,

now, let us bow

at the feet of This Present Mystery

where history meets what’s next,

where this moment dies

to make way for

the new

now,

where

the next drop

flows into the sea

of the seen and unseen,

where that which is being real

greets that which is becoming real:

Let’s walk upon this vibrating

sandy band of reality

together.

I

love to be

with the you that is me.

That’s how we come to the sea.

That’s how we come to see.

And that’s how come

we see.

And

believe me

only if I am you.

Believe me only

when these

words

are

you

because

in the reality

that you make real,

I am nothing

without

you.

•

The universe is real if perceived as the self,
and unreal if perceived apart from the self.
~ Ramana Maharshi

❤ 2024-2025

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