--- In [email protected], Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: snip> there is no person to take credit for it in > enlightenment. Prior to this there is a sense of > ownership and responsibility for action and its > concequences. But in enlightenment it is an absurd > notion to talk about an individuality. None can be > located . > In the purest sense, I agree with you, but having gained a universal nature in enlightenment, we can function within as few or as many boundaries as necessary in order to accomplish our desires. So appearing to take ownership within a Self specified context is very possible, albeit somewhat artificial with regard to the fullest extent of our identity following liberation/realization.
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