A life of searching for meaning, and ending in a small country town in Western Australia, leading, through Advaita, to understanding and self-realization. See also my website at http://www.beyondseeking.com/
The realized person is generally not a social activist. They may host meetings to help others understand themselves, but this is not to change them, but to be part of the change that is inevitabally part of life. They understand that they cannot change anything, and indeed there is no need for change. In fact many self realized people remain silent.
posted by Roy @ 5:12 AM
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It seemed like I was born a seeker - I questioned everything. It was a lonely time until I started to get into the new age scene, groups etc. and there were the people I had been looking for - company, my kind of people, companions on the journey. There were many fortuitous happenings; life was leading me somewhere, in some direction. Could I believe the greatest understanding would happen to me, dare I believe it, but it seemed like life had a plan for me all along. It just seemed it was all meant to be. Of course I see it differently now. Now I know it was all happening by itself and that the 'me' was a fiction; it was happening to no-one. What freedom, not for me but from 'me'.
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