न त्वं विप्रादि को वर्णों नाश्रमी नाक्षगोचरः।
असंगोसि निराकारो विश्वसाक्षी सुखी भव ॥
सोऽपोऽभ्यतपत्ताभ्योऽभितप्ताभ्यो मूर्तिरजायत ।
या वै सा मूर्तिरजायतान्नं वै तत् ॥
In the realm of spiritual contemplation, the notion of caste, identity, and form dissolves into the boundless expanse of the universe. One transcends the confines of labels and roles, embodying instead the essence of unattached observation. To be like water, formless yet potent, giving birth to the idol of existence through the heat of experience, is to understand the profound nature of being. It is a state of perpetual witnessing, where one observes the unfolding drama of life with equanimity and joy. Just as the idol emerges from the depths of water, so too does our true nature emerge from the depths of our consciousness, shaped by the crucible of existence. We are not bound by the limitations of form or identity; rather, we are the silent witnesses of the cosmic dance, finding solace in our detachment. The idol, symbolizing both creation and sustenance, reminds us that everything in existence is but a manifestation of the divine. Like food nourishes the body, the idol nourishes the soul, sustaining us on our journey of self-discovery. In embracing our formlessness and detachment, we find freedom from the illusions of ego and desire, and in that freedom, we find true happiness. Thus, let us rejoice in our role as witnesses of the universe, content in our unbounded existence, and ever grateful for the miracle of life.
