Language to speak to God

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“God does not listen to our words; He listens to the truth behind them.”    - anonymous

“If God understands every soul, why do we fear speaking to Him in silence?” - anonymous

    Let us look at our evolution first. If most of the past revolutions humans have witnessed in our lifetime, has a language to speak, it would be as below:

  •     Industrial revolution had 'mechanics' as the language to speak
  •     Digital era had 'programming languages' as the language to speak
  •     AI era has 'prompts' as the language to speak to them

    In a world where every era speaks in its own language — from mechanics to code — there lies a deeper question: could there be a language of the heart that connects us with the Divine? The next being Satya yuga (Kali yuga is gradually phasing out), ever wondered what could be the language to speak to God. 

  •     Is it the pure devotion or bhakti?
  •     Is it sacrifice we make for higher purpose?
  •     Is it love for the creation & needy?
  •     Is it elevating ourselves to higher vibrations?

Or could it be all of these together? Or  some of these combined?

    I was watching a youtube interview ("Rare Interview with an Himalayan Mystic, Motivational & Life changing" ) (Video courtesy - youtube) on himalayan yogi by an alternative medicine doctor (Dr Sumit Kesarkar) . In the video, the yogi gave simple suggestion to elevate ourselves as human beings. The video made me realize how Maya is engulfing us in this materialistic loop and how we all need to get out of it.

    Now coming back to what can lead us out of Maya. One solution I can think of is - any repetitive action done with consciousness (meditation) is going to elevate us to higher vibration.  It leads us to silencing the mind, and in turn wisdom arises. Isn't that what we have to speak or rather be? The language to speak to God isn’t spoken with the tongue — it is lived through the heart. Looks simple isn't it? Question to self - "Are we evolving thru this language of silence?" 

    The ultimate goal is to raise the vibrations thru surrender to become like HIM. We need to introspect, how many of us really succeed in attempting to reach the goal.  All things happen for the greater good. When we (humans) realize that, we are sure to prosper. Hope we all learn fast enough to understand the ultimate goal of humanity.

    So let us ask ourselves each day — not what words we use, but how we open our hearts. In the language of love, devotion, and surrender, may our spirits truly speak with the divine.

   “The truest conversation with God begins when the heart becomes silent and sincere.” - anonymous

    More love and peace to humanity from me. Let the world be a better place than before.

P.S - I used chatGPT to improve few lines and its suggestions in the above blog. Most of the content is my original idea and writing with few suggestions incorporated from ChatGPT.

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