One of the fundamental things that many people wonder is this concept of Hell.

If you haven’t figured it out yet, the location of Hell, is the inside of the Maya Express.

The very train we voluntarily board and stay on for most of our life. When we move from train cart to train cart and enjoy the spoils, we can literally spend eternity in Hell.

So many religions base their motivation to be good on the fear of “going to hell”. This is one of the illusions deployed by the Maya Express Religion tables. “Brimstone or bust”. They preach fear, fear and fear. They claim the anger and responses are Gods wrath done with Love.

Yet, they never offer a path with just Love. As once told in another view. Faith can only be found through Love

The message they never tell you is, when our life comes to an end, if we haven’t completed our Path, we have to try again. The only things we take with us is our Soul, our Paths progress, and the Love we accumulated along our Path already

Operation Etch a Sketch

After we have passed on from one life to the next, from one train cart to the next. We don’t have anything else with us. We are like an etch a sketch, shook up, wiped clean.

New body
New life
New memories

No directions of how to find our Path again.

We could be tricked by the Maya Express into thinking we are working on our Path while all along stuck in eternity of sitting at tables designed to deceive us and keep us from our path.

We could repeat this life over and over and over without getting back on our Path.

If that isn’t Hell, then what is?

Breaking the Cycle of Hell

If you can accept the idea that maybe where we live here, on earth, on the Maya Express, actually is Hell, then what is more important in life than working towards getting out of here?

It’s only when we start to work on our path does the idea of spending so much time on the Maya Express become something else. Instead of enduring Hell we feel disconnected at times and life can become about finding ways to stay out of the Maya Express.

We don’t want to get back on, but we recognize that we were born on the Maya Express during this lifetime and we have to find the balance for this trip.

Then maybe, just maybe, our next life we will find ourselves in our Holy Dham, Heaven.

The best way to keep the demons of Hell at bay is to find ways to truly incorporate our Path into everything we do.

Turn everyday tasks and moments into Spiritual Endeavors.
Decorate your workspace with Spiritual Reminders.
While working, listen to mantra meditation or Spiritual Music.
Take your morning routine and add a Spiritual Prayer or Ritual.
Whenever possible, find ways to incorporate your Spiritual Path.

In Bhakti we offer our food as well as our cooking before consuming it. Some say Grace before eating. That brings your Path to every meal and every snack you consume.

The more we can keep our Spiritual Path on our mind, the more we can keep the fog of Hell that is the Maya Express from consuming us. Until we can finally break out of this Eternity of Hell and find our way through.

The reason many who are reading this don’t want to think of the idea that this is Hell, is because then it takes two sets of tables of responsibilities that many of us in the material life of Maya don’t want to acknowledge.

The Tables of Community Responsibility and Self Responsibility

We have to take responsibility to help those around us on their own paths as well. Because sometimes our Spiritual Path requires others to help us get through the mud and the muck.

If we walk past someone on their Spiritual Path and see them with their feet stuck in quicksand, do we not help the Muslim because we are on the Christian path? Do we step over the Atheist because they say our path doesn’t exist? Discarding the child in the trap because the flag they were born under, doesn’t match the one at your table on the Maya Express.

How does ignoring or refusing to help others on their Paths because they don’t match our Path help us on our own Path?

We also have to take accountability for who we are TODAY
Not yesterday, TODAY.
Not tomorrow, TODAY.
We may have responsibilities for our ACTIONS of yesterday, but we don’t have a responsibility to let it determine who we are TODAY.

Every day we need to be accountable for ourselves that day.

One of the most foundational Paths I found that is essential to keeping a level head on our Path is so simple, yet most often refused. That is the next stop on the Maya Express.

The Path of Mental Health.

Yours Forever Grateful-