The truth could be that the more science discovers, the bigger science gets, whereas as more mystics are created, the more they’re embraced into a Reality that leaves human science behind, perhaps even humanity behind eventually too?
Reblog these posts as much as you like. No copyright is imposed. About the author: Keith is a "pratyeka" mystic according to Buddhism because his Mystical Experiences of Reality (MER) were spontaneous. (He is not a Buddhist or member of any religion). He had MERs every year from the age of 15 to 35 years of age. Pratyeka mystics don't teach, preach, evangelise, or prosletise what they know. However, when Keith recognises those who are chosen and driven to seek Ultimate Reality he does reach out to them, cautiously, to help them stop floundering and recognise themselves, know what is happening to them. Then his inclination is to remove himself unless called upon. All Is Well.
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True mystics have always been very, very few. The true mystical experience has never been massive. Nevertheless, the true mystical experience is not a competitive achievement. Precisely through renunciation, true mystics step into a realm beyond space and time, so, rather than leaving anyone behind, it might be said that in a way they withdraw themselves from the general material competition, and start to cooperate with the larger human cause from a different plane…
My experiences were spontaneous, nothing to do with renunciation or any known influence so far as I know. I had no say in the matter and from what I can discern still don’t.
So far as “cooperating with the larger human cause from a different plane” is concerned, I have no such experience so can’t comment one way or the other. My experiences never involved any consideration of humanity. I seem to be in a process where human experience is of no consequence.
Thank you for your thoughtful comments. I hope mine are helpful.
Mystical Experiences of Reality 
True mystics have always been very, very few. The true mystical experience has never been massive. Nevertheless, the true mystical experience is not a competitive achievement. Precisely through renunciation, true mystics step into a realm beyond space and time, so, rather than leaving anyone behind, it might be said that in a way they withdraw themselves from the general material competition, and start to cooperate with the larger human cause from a different plane…
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My experiences were spontaneous, nothing to do with renunciation or any known influence so far as I know. I had no say in the matter and from what I can discern still don’t.
So far as “cooperating with the larger human cause from a different plane” is concerned, I have no such experience so can’t comment one way or the other. My experiences never involved any consideration of humanity. I seem to be in a process where human experience is of no consequence.
Thank you for your thoughtful comments. I hope mine are helpful.
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