The Path of Wisdom - The Transcendence of Nirvana

The Path of Wisdom: a process by which the Primal SELF moves the Peace of Nirvana into an
endless spectrum of ever-increasing Joy.

Wisdom is not knowledge of the mind, but rather, it is the path the mind follows to bring the
heart the perception of joy of its existence.

Before all knowledge within the Self was The Path of Wisdom.

Before the duality of here and there, you and me, up and down, this and that, and time &
space…

There was the One Primal Self in the state of pure eternal being, a timeless-spaceless state of
utter peace and nirvana.

There was no knowledge, yet from the innocence of that Primal Self emerged the The Path of
Wisdom. The path emerged because the peace of seamless unity and oneness was not enough.
It emerged for the same reason that drives your every action…

…a quest to discover and experience the joy of your existence.

This is the sole purpose of wisdom. True wisdom has no other purpose whatsoever.

Wisdom does not flow out of knowledge, yet infinite knowledge unceasingly flows forth to the
soul on the Path of Wisdom. Being infinite, this knowledge is more than can be taken in as
once. It is a fathomless deep treasure-chest of priceless jewels…

…For this reason, the Self created time.

As there is no end to time and space, there is also no end to the knowledge that flows from the
path of Wisdom.

Wisdom does not flow forth from curiosity; for curiosity is an expression of the mind not the
heart. Even so, unlimited moments of curiosity will naturally flow forth to the soul who travels
the Path of Wisdom.

Infinite moments of curiosity and the knowledge they bring naturally unfold on the path of
Wisdom.

Remember: Wisdom is the Path. It is not something that is acquired, but rather the process by
which the soul experiences joy in its existence. Without the state of duality unfolding from the
Primal Self, this process could not be implemented or followed.

The mind emerges from the heart as its tool. As such, it can create other paths that are not
Wisdom. Endless knowledge can unfold when a soul forgets to travel the Path of Wisdom; yet
all such knowledge acquired on any other path is useless dross…

It is useless dross and meaningless shit because all such knowledge acquired on any other
path that the mind creates, and a soul chooses to follow, will not bring that soul –or the Primal
Self expressed through it— a richer experience of joy.
Wisdom is a path that is all inclusive and applicable in any situation that arises within the
duality of time and space.

It is “all-inclusive” because it seeks joy for ALL within the Self. As wisdom is the path from
which duality flows forth within the Self, it is a Universal Path. Any path that seeks for the joy of
the ego over other parts of the Self is purely of the mind.

As such, these other paths emerge from the tool of a mind that has overpowered the heart from
which the mind emerges. There is only One Heart, as there is only One Primal Self. This single
heart is mirrored within every soul…

It is the tool of the mind that emerges out of each individual reflection of the One Heart that
allows us the illusion of duality so that we are able to experience the joy that flows from the
Path of Wisdom.

There is only One Heart, but as that One Heart is reflected within itSelf into many souls,
separate minds –the tools of each heart-- emerge and give us a sense of individuality and
separation with others.

The Path of Wisdom flows from the heart, not the tool of the mind. That is why the Path of
Wisdom is all-inclusive and universal: The individual mind may create a path of non-wisdom
which can bring perceptions of suffering to another soul…

but the Path of Wisdom will never bring perceptions of misery and suffering to another,
because it flows from the heart, and that heart recognizes its own reflection in all. It is a
knowing without knowledge, the One Truth from which all knowledge arises.

The mind is the tool that arises from the individually reflected heart within duality. As such, it
only identifies its own ego as itself while perceiving others to be “separate entities.” The mind
is ego-centric in its perspective…

But do not use your mind to misjudge the illusion of duality, or Maya, to be something that
must be “overcome” or transcended. If the peace of nirvana was enough, the Self would not
bother to create the illusion of duality.

Duality emerged as the Self traveled the Path of Wisdom, and as the soul within the Self
continues to follow that same Path, the blessing of Maya is perceived to be one of the greatest
gifts the Self bestowed upon its own Self.

Transcending Maya by returning one’s sense of self to the nirvana of the Primal SELF is only
desired by a soul when Life becomes a perception of suffering. But the irony is that suffering
will only arise within Maya when the Path of Wisdom is not traveled.

That is why those who teach that “Life is Suffering,” also profess that the soul’s objective
within duality is to return its awareness to the Primal Self and forever relinquish the individual
ego expression.

But would their truth still hold true if the opposite were the case, that Life was joy instead of
suffering? Then would transcending the illusion of Maya be desired? Of course not…

That is why those who profess that “Life is suffering” also profess that Maya is to be
transcended.

But would their truth still hold true if the opposite were the case, that Life was joy instead of
suffering? Then would transcending the illusion of Maya be desired? Of course not…

When perceptions of suffering are created by a mind that has wandered from The Path of
Wisdom, the whole purpose of duality is thwarted. This is because duality emerged from the
Self as it journeyed the Path of Wisdom in the quest for joy.

But then why does suffering exist? It exists because souls within time and space have chosen
to follow other paths –paths created and sustained by the tool of their minds-- and not the
Primal Path of Wisdom that began with the One Heart.

It is simple to recognize those who have followed the mind and strayed from the Primal Path of
Wisdom:

They seek to bring perceptions of suffering to the One Heart that is reflected in another soul.
This is because their path has deviated from the Path of Wisdom which is followed by the heart.
For the heart sees its own reflections in all hearts.

They take advantage of the innocence reflected in another heart with the manipulation of lies,
partial-truths, and non-disclosures to beguile another to follow their path. They use their minds
to deceive the minds of another to betray the heart.

They deceive because they know that if the light of truth was to fully illuminate their path, you
would clearly see it for what it is. They use their minds to cast shadows of darkness on the
pure light of wisdom through purposeful misrepresentations.

They do not truly believe in the continuous, never-ending magnification of their own
empowerment within the Self. As such, they seek to experience their sense of empowerment
by disempowering others.

They call useless knowledge –or knowledge that does not bring a richer perception of joy--
valuable or worth pursuing. They put the mind before the heart, or the tool before the creator of
the tool.

They believe that there is an end to the fullness of their own perceptions of joy, in spite of the
fact that there is no end to the Self and its becomings along Wisdom’s Path. As such, they seek
to bring less joy to others so their joy will feel “more.”

They put themselves and their own perceptions of joy before others because they believe that
joy is quantifiable and must be hoarded in some way, or that the opposite of joy must be
understood because creatively exploring its depths is too difficult.

The Path that emerges from the heart is only one, but the pathers that emerge from the mind
cannot be counted. One is the path of Wisdom; all others have a myriad of different names.

But there is a path that emerges purely from the mind that is worth recognizing and naming: it
is the path a soul follows when it has been reminded of the Path of Wisdom, recognizes it, but
refuses to return to it: it is called the Path of Stupidity.

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