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Originally Posted by Argento
In what way did meditation become you?
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When something arises in relation to self then that something becomes you . If happiness arises then happiness becomes you . Meditation was arising within me, all I had to do was shut my eyes . Meditation was a state of mind that became me, rather than something I sort out .
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Originally Posted by Argento
You don't need to find yourself, you are right there in front of your computer. If I was standing beside you I'd point and say, "there you are." Then we'd be done with the whole thing and go get something to eat and be merry.
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Pointing at me saying I am there can be no more than pointing to what is there . What one relates to what is there can differ . Contemplating on what is being pointed to/at within meditation can eventually bring about realizations to that effect .
Meditation can take one beyond one's intellectual reasoning in regards to what is there . So all though I am here, there is no reference to what we are beyond here . Finding one's self is realizing what is beyond here . Try doing that within the noise and drama of life .
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Originally Posted by Argento
No need for inner work, There is no inner or outer world.
How can we possibly be oneness or nothingness if we have inner and outer?
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Inners and outers, everything and nothing are reference points within the whole . The inner self can be related to the unconscious self .. Meditation can bring what is unconscious/ unknown/ unrealized to the fore . Going within is likened to becoming aware of what one is currently unaware of . Like I mentioned above, not realizing what you are beyond that which is appearing here and now can become realized when one bridges the gap .
Meditation is likened to the bridge and as one journeys across the bridge the gap lessens ..
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