Holy Trinity

Holy Trinity

This world generally consists of three things. Mirdad calls it the Holy Trinity. Hindus associate it with the trinity of creation, preservation, and destruction. Christians call it Pitha Sudhan Holy Spirit. Spiritualists call this bliss Sat Sid Anandam. Poets call this intelligence Satyam Shivam Sundaram. Scientists examine the last divisible atoms of the universe and divide them into protons, electrons, and newtons. The primordial sound is the sound Om, and if we divide it, we get the three syllables A u m. We have divided the time into past tense, present tense, and future tense.

The significance of these holy triads is symbolic of the swing of life we live, like the swing of a pendulum. As the pendulum swings from one end to the other, it traverses two boundaries. Then when its movements stop, it gets the power to stay in the middle position. The primordial intuition is the middle stage, where the separation of the self that arises from it oscillates on one side and the sense of self that needs to understand it on the other side. As long as there is this fluctuation in their lives, our births will continue. Our game is not over until we realize that the three are the harmony of the one.

Only those who strive and succeed in transcending the primordial sound of the universe Om can realize the emptiness of existence. The nature of inactivity can be felt beyond the symbolic practices of the Hindus. Spiritualists can also attain the perfection of indescribable bliss when they transcend Sat Sid Ananda. Scientists also agree that the electron cannot be classified as an object and is in an unstable state. An attempt may be made to confirm the idea that all material things are indeed ultimately immaterial. It has been proven that the past does not return, the future is unknown, and the present is in the parallel reality.

These holy triads clearly explain to us that the limit of actions is inertness, the end of sound is soundlessness, the limit of times is timelessness, and the end of things is immateriality. The boundaries of consciousness and insensibility make it clear that the state of nothingness is the center of all, just as beauty and bliss are constant. Real spirituality is to know that we are also part of that soundless, noiseless, senseless, inactive, meaningless, timeless, unstable, indefinable, boundless empty space.

We must overcome all these triads before we can know it. We have a wonderful tool called meditation to perceive this as knowledge and understand the unknowable as inner feeling. It is an excellent guide for truth seekers. The spiritual path is the rare path that reveals that the inside and the outside are one and that the universe is everywhere also within us.