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I do not see enlightenment as a spiritual experience, I would describe a spiritual experience as something that cannot be explained by science.
The best I wish for is a deep connection to the supreme, in simple english, this does not mean walking around with a sublime smile on my face, but rather acting and thinking in the way of Creator, if I do this, I do feel a sense of connection, a sense that I am walking the right way, I find my perception increases, my ability to ready situations, people, I am less judgemental, kinder, happier, more loving, less sexual, I become a father, husband, son, brother, dog owner, friend and engineer par excellence, I move through these roles with confidence and pleasure, giving becomes a pleasure, I feel part and parcel of the world, I feel happy.
To me this state can only come about through giving, I am unable to recreate this state through any other means, not listening to shabads, not meditation, no sitting in a Gurdwara.
Yes we are all different, and I think we all respect each other, and I think if we were all to stop our own methods and use anothers we would be unconnected, there is no 'your doing this wrong' I think as long as your intentions and aspirations are pure, then live, learn, progress.
I wouldn't wish to belong to a club that would have me as a member anyway!
The best I wish for is a deep connection to the supreme, in simple english, this does not mean walking around with a sublime smile on my face, but rather acting and thinking in the way of Creator, if I do this, I do feel a sense of connection, a sense that I am walking the right way, I find my perception increases, my ability to ready situations, people, I am less judgemental, kinder, happier, more loving, less sexual, I become a father, husband, son, brother, dog owner, friend and engineer par excellence, I move through these roles with confidence and pleasure, giving becomes a pleasure, I feel part and parcel of the world, I feel happy.
To me this state can only come about through giving, I am unable to recreate this state through any other means, not listening to shabads, not meditation, no sitting in a Gurdwara.
Yes we are all different, and I think we all respect each other, and I think if we were all to stop our own methods and use anothers we would be unconnected, there is no 'your doing this wrong' I think as long as your intentions and aspirations are pure, then live, learn, progress.
I wouldn't wish to belong to a club that would have me as a member anyway!