When Will We Meet?

A friend's message on WhatsApp this morning: "When will we meet?"

The sight we perceive is not merely what the eyes see. We don't see God with our external eyes, do we?

In every message I send her, I see her. In every moment I remember her, I experience them.

There is a line in the Harinaamakirtanam by Ezhuthachan:

Arkkānalādiveli-vokke grahikkumoru Kanni-nnu kannu manamaakunna kannathinu Kannaayirunna porul thaanennuraykkumala- Vaanandamenthu! Hari Naaraayanaaya Namah!

The external eye, which perceives the light of the sun and fire, is given its sight by the mind's eye. That mind's eye has no form, no appearance, but it is the gateway to experience. Experience itself is the guide of life.

This is the very subject I handled in my film, 'Roopaantharam' . However, many people watched that film only with their external eyes. For those who experienced 'Roopaantharam' with their mind's eye, the film became a part of their very being.

If we are to see what needs to be seen in the way it should be seen, the vision must be through the mind's eye.

In today's world, most sights only satisfy the external eye. Touches stop at the surface of the skin. That is where relationships break down.

For relationships to endure, the vision must become internal. We must turn connections into experiences.

Dear friend, I see you. I experience you. Everything within me is mine. It is me. And you are too...

Have a good day.