A long wait

May 14, 2017
2 min read

The years of solitude don’t help a siddha return back to impacting society by setting up a multi-billion dollar organization that will revolutionize not only the economy but the very core of living.

I am that siddha. Till yesterday I was in my unshakeable bliss but today I am shaken at the daunting vision : me on top of the tallest mountain, all knowing , omnipotent , yet needing to go down back to civilisation to build this empire I am born for. Down there I know very few and very few know me : at least for the right reasons.

I am the pioneer of a new lineage of siddhas or enlightened men who reach the highest level of consciousness with no anomaly and at the same time contribute to society by creating ideas that revolutionize living.

But today is a low day as I have to begin the descent with no one knowing me and waiting for me. Add to that the anti-social habits accumulated over years of solitude and my future looks grim. Yet, I must fulfill my destiny.

Most likely it is not that I have not got any followers, instead it must be I am too early for the rendez vous.

I am all done at 43. Done with success in career, done with early retirement , done with intellectual progress , done with spiritual attainment. Even my guides didn’t hope I’d finish so fast. They are all dead and in the Samadhi state able to use only 3 of the 12 functions needing to depend on others for action. But such actors are mere puppets in the grand scheme of existence as they have not even attained the 3 functions of Dhyana .

Probably, I am the only one alive with all 12 functions operating and with enough skills and knowledge to bring the next revolution in thinking & living.

So I have no option other than wait as I descend slowly back to the world.

patience.