--- In [email protected], Kristy McClain <healthyplay1@...> wrote:
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> ED,
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> I have comments on the attached but will offer them later. But wanted to
> share this now..
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> Does this line-up with the teachers you had? k
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> Hi Kristy. While I certainly agree with the assessment that the
> inherently-existing ego-self is an illusion, I cannot help but wonder how
> many supposedly enlightened masters are just faking it. It is one thing to
> understand that the ego has no inherent existence, and quite another thing to
> live your life that way. But who knows? Maybe Kundalini yoga is the magic
> bullet. For that matter, I cannot help but wonder how many people who assert
> that "everything is perfect in being what it is" really react to people,
> places and things with perfect equanimity.
Steve
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