Getting Closer to "State Zero"

In my spiritual journey, I've come to understand Moksha as achieving the "zero state" — a profound level of consciousness where all beings appear equal in your perception. At this level, you begin to see your own reflection in everything around you, recognizing that every being is an part of yourself.

Imagine your soul as a vast sea, currently filled with ripples, waves, and windstorms. Moksha is the process of calming this turbulent sea. When we finally stabilize these waters, we can clearly see the entire cosmos reflected in its still surface. Through this transformation, we evolve from being merely experiencers to becoming observers of all experience.

One significant misconception I've encountered is the relationship between Moksha and karma. Many believe that accumulating good karma brings you closer to Moksha while bad karma pushes you away. However, this isn't quite accurate. The journey isn't about accumulating either positive or negative points—the ultimate goal is reaching "zero," a state of perfect balance and equilibrium.

According what I have discovered and my insights the ultimate path to get closer to state zero is ...

• Experiencing life of every being.

• Developing a sense of empathy for every being.

• The movement we Develop empathy for every being we start relating with them

• The more we relate the more we will start considering them equal and we will start considering them as a part of us

• when we start to consider them as a part of us we will gain equilibrium with lives around us the more stable our mind will become

• The ultimate realisation that every being is part of us and obtaining the ultimate equilibrium... we get into the state of "Zero"

This path isn't about moral scorekeeping but about expanding consciousness until the boundaries between self and other dissolve completely.