Bali, just diving
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First it would be a
sound idea to try to determine what esoteric is:
a)
something
so crammed with the deepest wisdom that mortals and lesser gods can not grasp
the meaning of it
b)
something
so overloaded with incomprehensible words and phrases that will successfully
make any possibility of understanding impossible
c)
something
you learn at worldwide “Become an Esoteric Master” workshops with crash courses
running every second weekend
d)
something
so simple (yet complex) as a murmur of ocean waves, smell of freshly cooked gado
gado, birds singing, a motorbike passing by, a smile on somebody’s face
Just keep in mind, all
answers from a to z (and beyond) are absolutely correct.
A good esoteric
workout would be to contemplate these two undisputed wisdoms:
“Yesterday is history.
Tomorrow is mystery. Live today.”
And:
“Dwelling on history
will cost you one eye. Not dwelling on history will cost you both eyes.”
Conclusions?
Hmm… True, very true…
But is this not a contradiction?
Are we really looking
for the wisdom of all wisdoms?
Or we are maybe just
searching for a lost child somewhere deep inside us?
Or just for a nice
place to stretch after good diving, a cold drink in one hand, a good book in
the other hand…?
My personal quest to
find the absolute wisdom has been driven by this advice:
“Your wisdom is based
on a shitload of your mistakes.”
Second half of the advice
I have absorbed in-depth. Now remains just a question of time for the first
part to fulfill…:)
Sounds familiar?
Whatever your
strategic and tactical goals in your esoteric and enlightened life are, Bali can
be a good place to achieve your goals and declare: “Mission accomplished”.
However, it is the
place where all these elusive answers that are already ingrained somewhere deep
inside you, may gently become visible and clear to you.
As an old diver once
upon a time said to an unfortunately deaf buddy:
“Open your scuba valve,
open your mind and open your heart.”