THE UNKNOWN (PART 2)

In my previous post I was asking  some questions, not that much to answer them but to make us notice something, that we often don't ask ourselves questions. And if, when we do we generally don't do much research to find the answer. But the main question is not the question from which we expect certain defined answers but to ask ourselves the right questions first of all. 
And to ask the right questions we gotta be observers of what's happening around us and inside us. 
Because it's through questioning, or better pure questioning (like Paramahamsa Nithyananda says) that we start our quest towards something that is more meaningful to us, towards our real Self. 

Why do we even start consciously seeking? What are we looking for really and why? Some masters say that in the end there's really no meaning to life, some say there there is, that when the questioner merges with the question there is no more questioning, all of these questions don't make sense anymore in the end. So if at this point If we haven't realized that we're already enlightened then let's go forward, lol!
I'm one of those who like to understand the meaning of words and notice  other ways how to see a word. It's interesting how the word "question" can be read as QUEST-I-ON, in other words I am ON a QUEST. Quest towards what, where? 
We're gonna make an attempt to answer this one going forward.
:) 

THE UNKNOWN (PART 1)

“For the mind to flower it has to go beyond what it knows” Mother Meera

“Worshipping everything unknown in our life is prayer” Paramahamsa Nithyananda

Think about it, you notice to have a body. You’re reading this through your physical eyes but how much do you know of how your eyes function, your brain or  your metabolism at this moment? Isn’t it odd that right now, while you are feeling to be seated while reading this you yourself don’t know how you function?

So just like when a car is broke we bring it to the mechanics, we bring ourselves to the doctor when we notice that something isn’t working in us, and sometimes we don’t even know what it is! You can imagine how better it would be to know how we function then! If we don’t even know how our body works, imagine our emotions, mind. How do you feel, what are you thinking in general and now?

From this we can understand that we don’t know ourselves really 100%. At a temple of Apollo at Delphi it’s written “Know thyself, and thou shalt know the universe and God.”  There are unknown parts of us and science doesn’t know the cure to all diseases neither. We don’t know everything about the human body, about earth, imagine then the universe.

Is there a relationship between what happens inside us and outside? Are these two aspects separated or is it just an arbitrary choice of the mind to distinguish these?

Imagine this: a leaf of a tree at a microscope, when it is enlarged, the same image, pattern is repeated again, at a smaller scale and when that smaller scale is enlarged the pattern is repeated again and so on. In the end, the smaller pattern is a reflection of the overall pattern, right? In the neuroscientific field researchers are starting to understand that there’s a relationship between what’s happening in different sections of our brain and the outside with algebraic topology (1).

Many ancient scriptures said it, that man (microcosm) is a reflection of the universe (macrocosm). “As above, so below”, an other guy, Hermes Trimegistus used to say.
These are all different ways to say that everything is our mirror, our reflection.

You have heard, maybe passing above your head that thoughts create our reality, that thoughts are matter but we kind of tend to forget this or think it’s just a way to say since we cannot see the thoughts with our physical eyes. 
Is there anything that connects the inside to the outside, is separation a distorted perception or illusion of the mind?

To be continued…

1)    Algebraic topology (AT) is a branch of mathematics that uses tools from abstract algebra to study topological spaces. Studying the brain through AT, scientists were able to map the brain able to create multi-dimensions.

https://www.technologyreview.com/s/602234/how-the-mathematics-of-algebraic-topology-is-revolutionizing-brain-science/