The Spiritual Path and the Goal. No view is worth holding onto

Please read if you are engaged in a spiritual path with a goal.

If you are not engaged in a spiritual path, then don’t bother to read on.

Instead ask yourself once a day a simple question for 40 days and 40 nights .

Am I missing out on something?

If you say YES, then embark on a search not about material things. nor status.

If you say NO, then stay with what you know.

Stay with the goals you set.

When you have arrived at your goal what happens next?

Is there more to life than pursuing personal goals?

If you say “I don’t know,” then ask yourself once a day the same question for 40 days and 40 nights. Am I missing out of something?

Or stay where you are without a path or goal to reach – not out of resignation but out of clarity.

What is the significance of the views stated in this post?

The significance is to protect the truth.

You protect the truth through seeing a view as a view.

Read slowly.

If you think this is an intellectual game, stop reading.

The Path is not the Goal

The Path is not different from the Goal

The Goal is not different from the Path.

The Path confirms the Goal.

The Goal confirms the Path.

If the Path did not reveal the goal, it would not be a path.

The Path and the Goal are not the same.

The Path and Goal are not totally different.

If they were the same, there would be no path nor goal

If they were totally different, the path and goal would have no relationship.

No view is worth clinging onto.

Is this view of the Path or the Goal?

Thank you for taking the time to read.