Taoist Writings: How can I get Moksha in Kalyug because I don't want to be a part of rebirth? I only believe that as a human avatar, this is the best chance to get Moka.

Heck, I’m confused. I thought Moka was something you drank at Starbucks. Let me have a think…

Okay, a serious question.

They usually need a serious answer.

Let me think.

What?

No not think. Let me not think?

What?

Yes, okay, let not thinking happen of its own accord, er, what’s it, erm of its own volition.

Volition is a serious word. I put it in there hoping you’d appreciate it.

“How can I get Moksha in Kalyug?” Let me just check what Kalyug is…

…

…

No no no.

It’s something to do with a lot of years and a lot of ideas, and a lot of whats its. And I can’t cope with all that.

“…because I don’t want to be part of rebirth.”

Same here.

Rebirth.

It’s overrated.

You know why?

Some people probably think that this spider in the corner of the window has experienced a rebirth. I’d ask it but it looks like it’s asleep. I don’t want to wake it up and force it back into the dream.

A “human avatar” oh, I didn’t know that. There are not many human avatars where I live. There are quite a lot of tractor avatars passing the window.

“…this is the best chance to get Moka.”

I had to look up Moka - it is the Hindi word for chance. This is the best chance to get chance. Yes, that sounds right.

Or do you mean, Moksha? I hope not. That kinda gets heavy. We have to talk about no-self, and enlightenment, and how the heck does something that doesn’t exist reach something that it already has.

That’s sure to put someone off their marmalade on toast.

How can I get Moksha in Kalyug because I don't want to be a part of rebirth? I only believe that as a human avatar, this is the best chance to get Moka.

I can’t think in terms of so much me going on… let me rewrite the question so I can look at it better.

How can One get One in One because One doesn’t want to be part of One? One only believes that as Oneness, this is the best chance to get One.

Great. I see you answered it for yourself.

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