On 10/6/2012 10:58 PM, jfnewell7 wrote:
> But none of those are right, because they didn't cause me to become
> enlightened.
Likewise then none are wrong, because none prevent realizing this.
"Realizing this", being a redundant (thus hopelessly dualistic)
expression. This, however it may appear, is realization.
Stories of personal enlightenment, are expressions of this. This
becoming no more or less so for anyone, simply realized as such. Nothing
gained, as nothing lacks. Cause and effect dualities can only appear to
obscure this.
Abandon your cause. Practice without intention. All perpetually reveals
itself, as this. Seek none other.
KG
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