Who sees exactly what is taking place in the world,
and who really wants to find out if God, truth, is
an actuality or merely a clever invention of the priest?
And there must be individual human beings who have
completely broken away from the collective, from society,
who are free from conditioning, not in layers or spots,
but totally, for it is only such individuals who can find
out what truth or God is -
and who really wants to find out if God, truth, is
an actuality or merely a clever invention of the priest?
And there must be individual human beings who have
completely broken away from the collective, from society,
who are free from conditioning, not in layers or spots,
but totally, for it is only such individuals who can find
out what truth or God is -
Not the man of tradition, not the man who does japa,
rings bells, quotes the Gita, and goes to the temple
every day. It is the irreligious people who do that.
But the man who really wants to find out what this
extraordinary movement of living is must not only
understand the process of his own conditioning, but
be able to go beyond it.
rings bells, quotes the Gita, and goes to the temple
every day. It is the irreligious people who do that.
But the man who really wants to find out what this
extraordinary movement of living is must not only
understand the process of his own conditioning, but
be able to go beyond it.
Because, the mind can find out what is true only when
it is free from all conditioning, not when it merely
repeats certain words or quotes sacred books.
Such a mind is not free.
it is free from all conditioning, not when it merely
repeats certain words or quotes sacred books.
Such a mind is not free.
From - Collected Works
via - The Beauty We Love
Personal note: I recognize that I am so far from this - but this *is* what "I" wants - the complete "recognition" of ItSelf - the True Self - whatever one knows that to be in themselves that is beyond conditioning of who we *think* we are... Each of us will come to that in our own way... Namaste...
My friend, I am not what I seem.
Seeming is but a garment I wear -
Seeming is but a garment I wear -
The "I" in me, my friend, dwells in the house of Silence.
and therein it shall remain for ever more...
My path is not thy path,
yet together we walk, hand in hand...
and therein it shall remain for ever more...
My path is not thy path,
yet together we walk, hand in hand...
Kahlil Gibran
Excerpt from:" I am not what I seem"
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