Krishnamurti offered that truth. In ending my attachments to people, places and things both those that I love and those I dislike or fear, I have nothing to face, no ego I’m feeding, no fear of insecurity. Seeking security in the people and things of this world traps me in a dance of fear, a dance of constant motion and posturing, exhausting me of energy and joy. My fragile ego yearns to feel secure, yet tells me I need more, I am not enough, I may loose what I have. Funny how getting more only makes me realize that I need more. What!?! True and lasting joy and peace will be mine to the extent that I can let go of my ego’s cravings, my runaway thoughts and the desire to control what I cannot control. In severing my ties to the things and dramas of this world and diving under the surface of life, I make a beginning. I begin to understand my true nature and my oneness with all that I perceive.
Ending is Beginning
