The great mystic spiritual tradition teaches us, above all, that ultimate reality can never been shown, nor explained–or even described or known–because it is beyond the senses and beyond reason.
Reality is lived on an intuitive dimension by psychospiritual aware people, while being experienced in a way that is fully concrete and human.
The intuitive dimension produces a powerful state of spiritual awareness.
Deep spiritual meditation increases the ability to see the essence of the things that surround us, as well as their interconnectedness.
Mystics experience the essential dimension of things, which if analyzed by human reason, seem absurd and incomprehensible.
Mystics, like modern physicists, experience the most intimate and profound nature of matter.
The only thing I am sure of is that life is not static, but is in continuous motion.
Life is a process of continuous transformation.