Realization meaning

Realization is, in a sense, the final state of determination. When you have brought a project to a certain point with determination, then in the last phase you need the realization, that is, the achievement of the goal. Someone who is good at preparing plans, but lacks the power to realise them, and whose efforts only ever get as far as the goal, lacks this power. It’s not enough to play good football, you also have to score goals. The “bringing to an end” is the decisive final element of will and determination.

The ability to realise one’s intentions depends first and foremost on how closely we are connected to reality. Here, the reference to reality is not a mere abstraction, but a concrete force or vibration that is the bridge to the state of realisation.

If we have a sufficient amount of willpower to push a project forward, then the inner energy flows into the realisation of the project. If our willpower is strong enough, or if we have enough willpower to actually bring the project to completion, then realisation would eventually occur. But only under one condition: the willpower must remain within reality and must not flow away into “non-reality”. If we wallow with our thoughts in wishes, daydreams or in a fanciful anticipation of success, our energy does not flow into the project, but fizzles out, is diverted. It is the degree of reality awareness that is the decisive factor for realisation.

It is not at all easy to remain completely in reality with one’s consciousness. This is an exercise which itself requires great willpower and enormous inner discipline. Just when one has made some progress with one’s efforts and the goal seems to be within reach, thousands of mechanisms arise that want to squander the high energy potential. You are already wallowing in the feeling of success, you are already thinking about the situation when you have achieved the goal, or, even worse, you are already boasting about the success before you have it in the bag. Abraham Lincoln once said, “The chicken is the wisest of all animals, it does not cluck until the egg is laid.”

The mental discipline to remain completely in reality with the consciousness and to choose reality as one’s inner companion instead of one’s own wishful world is the key to the success of inner as well as outer projects. Reality is the only thing that has the component of actuality anyway, and thus it is worth incomparably more than anything that takes place in our imagination without this component. The ability to draw the same joy, or even more joy and fascination, from reality than from wishful thinking is the great art in which the ancient masters of Chinese and Indian mysticism practised. When we have arrived there internally, when we have put aside all wishful thinking and any urge to bend reality in favour of our wishes, and are completely at one with reality, have accepted reality to the last, then this ability also gives rise to an indomitable power to change reality. Those who have not reached reality in their inner being, who are always consciously only in the cage of their desires and thoughts, not only have no real contact with reality, without contact they also have no leverage to shape reality. But those who manage to stand fully in reality with their consciousness, their inner energies actually flow into reality, are not lost, and bring about the shaping of reality with their power. Only when it is ensured that we do not lose a large part of our willpower by wallowing in non-reality can we apply the equation in which the sufficient amount of will brings about the equivalent of the transformation of reality.

But the “utilitarian” attitude towards reality, that is, the attempt to use the inner discipline of remaining consciously in reality to achieve a certain goal that we “desire”, is ultimately hardly conceivable. We would be subordinating desirelessness to a desire. The art of dwelling fully in reality with one’s inner self has enough charm in itself to be learned. It is a self-rewarding “end in itself”, like love, or like joy. One is directly rewarded by this new inner world, by the new view, by the fact that one has everything one desires and that there are no unfulfilled desires, the moment one tries to always remain inwardly on the path of reality. The fact that one multiplies one’s own impact potential at the same time is of course fantastic, but in the end seems almost incidental.

The watch Realization is a symbol for the attempt to master reality. Those who can take on the reality are masters of themselves and masters of the world. He who is one with reality can realise everything he wants. But the art of merging with reality in one’s consciousness is a skill that few succeed in achieving. Nevertheless, every small approach in this direction is one of the best investments one can make in one’s own inner self.

Realization – the power to realise, the art of inwardly becoming reality and mastering it.

The barrel shape of the housing with the curved sides stands for “containing”, for the harvest that has already been brought in, for reaching the goals, for arriving.