The Truth is the Truth

I don't think I'm right, but I don't think I'm wrong either. I was at a spiritual, new age type of fair in Zurich for about 7 hours today giving people chocolate hearts, handing out information about the Seminar, meditation classes and the meditation weekend, and mostly just talking to people about their spiritual paths or what they are looking for.

I am clear that I have my ideas about how fast spiritual movement can/should be, Gourasana as an Incarnation of God, Modern-Day Meditation and Kalindi as a spiritual master for the world. And I adhere to basic teachings from Kalindi and Gourasana such as these:

• Let go, give up, surrender

• Listen (to God), say yes and act

• Never give up

• You are not that being of illusion

• You can break free from the cycle of birth and death

These ideas and teachings have helped me personally to get closer to God, love and truth and to get freer each day from what binds me. But that doesn't mean I'm right and others I talk to about spirituality are wrong. Or that I'm wrong and they're right. Or that all of us are right or wrong.

A woman I talked to today at the fair who is into channeling, said it like this: "How could there be only one right path when there are so many different types of people?" I agree with her. Each of us finds the way the best -- and only -- way we can. I trust that we are all led by God and we find what we need.

So I'm not right, but I'm not wrong either. My ideas are as valid as anyone else's. Kalindi says the proof is in the pudding. I think you're never done, you don't "arrive," there's no finish line -- who knows? -- maybe not even after death.

The Truth does not exist in duality. In other words, there is no right or wrong Truth. The truth is the truth and you have to find it for yourself (or it isn't the truth). So good luck to you. Maybe we'll meet one day at a fair and get to talk about it. I hope so.

Good night.