- The river water
- knows not the sea
- arriving
- merging
- unknowingly
- from where it was
- where it is
- to where it will be
- water
- was never separated
- not even once
- except meanings
- of river
- of sea
- seemingly separated
- where then is
- beginning or end
- except by meanings
- of movement
- of time
- of hierarchy
- for water
- be it beginning
- be it river
- be it sea
- be it ending
- unseparated
- never left
- never gone
- never begun
- as vapor
- as liquid
- as ice
- different in form
- yet same
- only concepts
- of river
- of sea
- separates
- yet water never was
- the world
- of humans
- and others
- only in form
- seemingly separated
- yet never was
- two realities running
- in parallel
- intertwined
- seemingly in opposite with another
- yet both in one
- except
- to Wake up to each
- one reality the other concept
- nothing to reach
- nothing to arrive
- nothing to get
- nothing to end
- except to Realize
God and you was never something to arrive at, nor was it something to attain, though both meanings are frequently used to point towards a specific goal. It is a matter of waking up to a realization that in reality, nothing really happened except meanings conjured by the mind which leads to the illusionary separation. You, the metaphor of a river is like trying to reach God, the ocean, yet both can never meet – the river and ocean are mere meanings. Can “you” then meet “God”? Yet, like water, a meeting has, will and always, been happening, except to wake up to that reality. What is stopping you is that you have yet to realize. To arrive at this realisation, the “you” have to die along with the meaning “God”, just as the meaning of river and the sea has to be put aside for water to be thoroughly seen. Only then, “God” can be realised without a name on it.