Article 13. Why Do You Make Correct, Not Correct
August 1993
If you return to before thinking, you are the universe and universe is you. What does that mean? The sky never said,"I am sky." The sun never said,"I am bright." The air never said, "Human beings, I am air and you need me." The dog never said," Human beings, call me dog and I say woof, woof." That's because the sun, the moon, the mountain, the river, and even the dog, only help all beings.
The sun never makes this teaching: "Today, I am only shining on this part of the world because these people like me." The air never said. "Ah, today, white people, you can breathe me, but black people, you cannot breathe me." The water never said," Human beings, if you're using, you must pay." Only human beings said,"If you use water, you must pay." That's because this universe is all before thinking. The sun, the moon, the river, the mountain and the tree have no opinions, have no conditions and don't keep their situations. If you return to before thinking, then there is no name, no form, no condition and no word. You have no condition, no opinion, no situation, but anything that just appears is the truth. If you return to before thinking, then you are universe, universe is you.
This is because the universe never holds anything, but only follow situation. We use so much of our condition, so this ozone has a hole. But this ozone doesn't think about that as being good or bad. It doesn't think about human beings, "Why you make a hole on me?" Only a hole appeared. Then human beings have suffering.
Now in Switzerland, Germany and Poland, you cannot go out into the sun between the hours of 3pm and 5pm. Can you imagine? Then what would you do? Soon this world and earth disappear, then where would you go? What would you do?
The sun, the moon and the sky don't care about anybody. But the sun, the sky, the moon, the mountain and the river do their jobs, and they do their jobs without hindrance because they have no likes and dislikes, have no correct or incorrect.
Taken from- Wake Up: What Am I? book
