Why is spiritual truth so elusive?

Why is it that matters of spiritual significance are so hard to verify and validate?

I have been pondering hard on this subject for quite some time. And these are my conclusions. Spiritual truth is so elusive possibly because of several factors. They are as listed below:

1. Many seekers are using the wrong modes of seeking.

What do I mean by this?

Firstly we try to relate and uncover spiritual truth and reality with our own thinking faculty. This will lead us to nowhere because spiritual reality is what is encapsulating our limited thinking faculty. Spiritual reality is in a way ‘beyond’ the normal thinking mode assigned by a personality/self. No offense, but most people are doing this precisely. As such believers can ONLY believe and NOT experience divine spiritual reality.

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My first experiences of Divine Consciousness were during meditation sessions. Very significantly, during these meditations, thoughts, and thinking were much reduced. In a state of no thought (Yes and I mean not a single thought!), we will experience ourselves clearly as an all-pervading Presence. It is during these moments that one discovers that the world and ourselves are not what it appears to be.

2. Being conditioned by societies’ beliefs.

And we suddenly understand what the ancients Sages from various traditions were talking about. Our upbringing very much demarcated what should be real and what’s not. And this is supported by a very convincing structure based on scientific proving and visual/experiential validation. Let me illustrate this point further… Since childhood, education and adults have been telling us what is correct and what is not. We all have been brainwashed to think like one another.

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As such our sense of identity has been influenced by our fed information and beliefs. Do you know that prior to any acquired learning, a child relates to the world very differently?

Much of how we perceive the world is learned… and is fundamentally different from our natural way of referencing. However, learned ways are certainly not negative; it is just that modern societal influences tend to suppress and discourage certain in-born cognitive abilities such as intuitive clairvoyance.

3. We think we know it all. When we think we know it all.

And intuitiveness is a necessary ingredient for efficient spiritual navigation. The thought of ‘I know it all’ will block us from knowing anything deeply. Why this so? Because a ‘know-it-all’ will not seek to know deeply and therefore will not go deep enough…

Well, in a nutshell, these are my findings. According to one of the world's renowned philosophers; Socrates, "knowing that you know nothing is the wisdom of knowing it all". Therefore I also conclude that spirituality will continue to be so elusive in a general concept but will also continue to be identifiable by individualist perception. What you make of it according to your beliefs and faith is what it is to you. I believe in God almighty. What about you?

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