The Great Emptiness (or), the "Nothingness"

[Ming the Merciful]

I think the "wisdom of the deep mind" is what I intuit exists as a different mind, but the word intellectual is the part I was confused about. "reasoning and understanding objectively" might not be so useful outside our current illusion. Maybe because, from that vantage point, it is evident that there is no objectivity. So then no need to understand objectively.

In our illusion it does not seem logical to seek the keys to unknowing. But it's possible that outside the illusion things are not logical. In the sense that it does not need to make sense.

Once we accept that Spirituality is something incomprehensible, (and unknowable). The "Natural Order of Everything", then there is no need to try and understand it. As Humanity, our goal is Enlightenment and perhaps a comprehension of Spirituality beyond something that we can imagine. Meanwhile, if that was observed from the Fourth, Fifth, Twenty-Third, One Hundredth Density, then perhaps the illusory Enlightenment is nothing more than a gold star in Grade School. Everything is relative and illusionary. For somebody living in the Sixth Density, we are still playing with child playthings and almost primordial in our understanding.

When we begin to accept the Natural Order of Everything, and the "Great Emptiness", there is no need for Intellectual understanding. If we go searching for "IT", IT will always be elusive and becomes more distant. After we stop searching, "IT" appears naturally, (without understanding).