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Take a Moment
In this moment, and in our discussions and work together, if you stick to your opinions, experiences, and knowledge while we adhere to ours, then there is no real meeting because neither of us is free to inquire.
If you assert your knowledge and narrative, and we assert ours, then there is duality and separation. We never truly meet.
True communication leads to communion, which, in turn, leads to union.
It is like talking things over together as two friends who are looking at and living in the world together, finding out step by step.
A flower doesn’t give you anything, perhaps just a smile or its fragrance. Or you give it a smile. But you love it for just being, for its floweriness. For your floweriness. Can we be sensitive, active, and alert in our observation? Don’t try to pluck it, don’t try to capture it, because that would kill it. Just let it be, love it for its existence. Can there be love without causation or expectation?
When there is a space of love with freedom and sensitivity, the mind's journey of discovery does lead to discovery, but what we discover is not of great significance. What's important is to die to what you have discovered and to keep going. Keep flowing. If you stay with what you have discovered, then the mind gets conditioned or attached, leading to conflict. This experience, if carried in memory, becomes knowledge and conditioning. In the next moment, it is that image, knowledge, or conditioning with which we meet life and this conditioning prevents love from being.
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So, the key is to die to what you discover and keep flowing like a stream with an abundance of strength, love, clarity, and space.
Re-new Now.
Understanding Emerge
Through Emerge, we introduce individuals to themselves, providing ways for self-inquiry and understanding of the world. Each of us exists in our respective relative realities shaped by past experiences, learnings, and driven by desires. Emerge aims to foster self-understanding by developing the ability to observe our lives and relationships, think freely, and love everyone beyond physical, social, and psychological differences. We seek to eliminate the thought and time that create a sense of separateness, enabling one to understand life in totality and take comprehensive action towards self, society, and nature.
Reviews for Eternal Movement
Read about what others have said and experienced with Eternal Movement
Roy Wadia
Regional Communications Chief, WHO, Europe;
Global Media, Communications and Advocacy, United Nations
At a time of seemingly deepening divisions across the world — political, social, cultural, economic — as well as heightened personal angst on so many fronts, heightened by these divisions, Devesh Gupta's reflections resonate strongly with my own attempts at sifting through the morass that surrounds us, even as we try not to succumb to pessimism or despair.
Eternal Movement is a necessary reminder that we have, as human beings, experienced these challenges in diverse forms since time immemorial, and will continue to experience these challenges eternally. It's part and parcel of our very existence, although the intensity may wax and wane.
This collection of thoughts, emotions and observations is also a reminder that ultimately the human spirit is resilient, capable of absorbing all that is thrown at it, and not only surviving but surmounting and triumphing.
I am grateful that Devesh took the time to put all of this down — to share with the wider world and in so doing give voice to what so many are going through in one way or another, regardless of nationality, ethnicity, religion or any other identifiers.
Indeed, the book seeks to underscore what connects rather than divides us — and in so doing restores our faith in ourselves as deeply flawed but yet remarkable entities, capable of reflection, renewal and resurgence.
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Consciousness Change and Self Transformation through Right Education
Understanding Action at Emerge
In confronting challenges such as forest fires, floods, tsunamis, earthquakes, and the looming threat of an asteroid impact, humanity is compelled to respond. Our shared vulnerabilities, underscored by basic needs like sustenance, clean air, and water, are integral aspects of this response. It is crucial to emphasize that the problems of war, discrimination, conflict, global hunger and hatred have not been created by nature, rather, these are products of the human mind and actions.
At Emerge, we recognize that the challenges are not just physical occurrences but also manifestations of a deeper psychological reality.
We recognize that problems exist on a psychological plane of reality, influencing our relationships and interactions within ourselves and with the external world. A crucial insight at Emerge is the understanding that transformative change is necessary in the very psyche of the human being. This change, we believe, must be profound and not merely a temporary modification driven by the fear of punishment or the lure of reward.
In navigating these challenges, Emerge emphasizes the cultivation of an understanding of the Self and its relationships. This understanding becomes the fertile ground for the flowering of mindfulness, intelligence, love, and compassion, fostering a state of order and harmony. It's important to note that this understanding transcends mere intellectual analysis. It is an experiential realization that permeates the entire being. It is a clear perception of that which is, leading to change.
By addressing challenges at the psychological level and fostering a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of the human mind with the world, Emerge endeavors to facilitate a holistic transformation. Our goal is to encourage individuals to respond to challenges in a manner that reflects a profound understanding of the complex interplay between the human psyche and the external reality. Through this approach, we aspire to contribute to a world where issues are addressed not as isolated incidents or in fragments but responded to as a whole.
Spirituality, Science and Public Policy Network
About Spirituality, Science and Public Policy Network
Spirituality, Science, and Public Policy Network is a joint initiative of Emerge and the Centre for Complexity Economics, Applied Spirituality, and Public Policy at OP Jindal University's School of Government and Public Policy, launched in March 2024.
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At SSP Network, we are dedicated to providing a dynamic platform for individuals and organizations driven by compassion and love, grounded in a spiritual way of life. Our mission is to facilitate transformative change by advocating for policies rooted in a deep understanding of human nature and consciousness.
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Through a blend of articulation, education, and research at the intersection of spirituality, science, and public policy, we strive to nurture holistic governance, societal progress, and personal growth.
Join us as we embark on a journey towards a more enlightened and harmonious world.
Ms. Christina Deng - South Sudan Women's National Basketball Team
In March 2020, I was fortunate enough to meet one of the greatest teachers, whom I refer to, as Mr. Devesh. He has taught me a lot, from being self conscious to being selfless.
I remember a class with Mr. Devesh where I had to make a draft resolution to be presented at my University Model UN Paper ( Queens University of Charlotte), and my topic was on LGBTQI Communities. In my research I learned about how LGBTQI community has been treated all these years and they were never accepted in the society .
I have learned from Mr. Devesh that we shouldn't divide us as I, she, her, mine, yours. We should think of ourselves as one and that's the way people can together move forward. So I am blessed enough to go through the training with Mr. Devesh for 30 + hours with him, and it was such a great experience with him. There were certain times when I wouldn't understand something, but Mr. Devesh was able to take a step back and gave such beautiful examples to make me see it.
And I will say he is one of the greatest, I have crossed paths with.
