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Old 20-01-2024, 03:59 PM
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UnseekingS. I agree totally with the last two sentences of your post #12.

Well said.
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Old 21-01-2024, 02:07 AM
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Thank you, RedChick ~ the seeker who seeks does not in fact exist.
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Old 14-04-2024, 01:29 PM
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Reworded, we may say we are an actor on stage and have hypnotised ourself into believing we are that character.
The lion that believes itself a sheep is still a lion.

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Once silence is deepened and stretched, the ego falls off one day. This is a non-doing rather than a doing, that’s why it seems difficult.
Do-nothing meditation AKA resting in awareness AKA choiceless awareness AKA shikantaza is an excellent (non-)insight into non-doing.
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Old 15-04-2024, 08:00 AM
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Most Hindus I would say are focussed on Dharma(righteousness), Artha(wealth), Kama (desires) , and a few are actively pursuing enlightenment.

James Donald Walters, also known as Goswami Kriyananda and a disciple of Yogananda, had interestingly stated that the 'kingdom of heaven' stated in Christianity was a state of God-consciousness and enlightenment.

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“The “kingdom of heaven” to which he( Jesus) referred was the state of God-consciousness, not the beautiful astral heavens that most people visualize, where virtuous souls go after death.”— Goswami Kriyananda
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Wholesome virtuous behavior progressively leads to the foremost.~ Buddha AN 10.1

If you do right, irrespective of what the other does, it will slow down the (turbulent) mind. ~ Rajini Menon
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