--- brahmachari108 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Reading your words and most others on their
> proclamations betrays the level of so called
> enlightenment.
> Do you think that if someone were truly enlightened,
> he would feel the need to tell
> "others?" What "other" exists in enlightenment?
> If enlightenment is egoless, then what drives this
> need?
The incentive to act is the same in the enlightened as
well as the unenlightened. Just that the unenlightened
think that they do it. The enlightened know that
nobody does anything. It just happens like the rising
and setting of the sun. But this understanding is
utterly useless for the dharma of waking state, that's
for sure!
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