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R: your post will only have meaning to those who view themselves to be

people. to

them you

have said something.. to the rest, nothing.

 

P: Exactly. I write for people to read,

people who seek. Those who do not

seek, do not need meaning. Do you have desires?

 

 

Nisargadatta , Pete S <pedsie4@e...> wrote:

>

> There is nothing to gain. Abandon all

> imaginings and know yourself as you are.

> Self-knowledge is detachment. All

> craving is due to a sense of insufficiency.

> When you know that you lack nothing, that

> all there is, is you and yours, desire ceases.

>

> - Nisargadatta Maharaj, posted to

>

> P: So what can we conclude from the above?

>

> a) Smoking is not a desire?

>

> b) He didn't know himself as he was?

>

> What I'm driving at is, enlightenment is

> not bsproof. So buyer beware of buying

> wholesale. :)

>

>

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Nisargadatta , Pete S <pedsie4@e...> wrote:

>

> R: your post will only have meaning to those who view themselves

to be

> people. to

> them you

> have said something.. to the rest, nothing.

>

> P: Exactly. I write for people to read,

> people who seek. Those who do not

> seek, do not need meaning. Do you have desires?

 

 

devi: ah, now i know why i avoid you as much as possible

>

>

> Nisargadatta , Pete S <pedsie4@e...> wrote:

> >

> > There is nothing to gain. Abandon all

> > imaginings and know yourself as you are.

> > Self-knowledge is detachment. All

> > craving is due to a sense of insufficiency.

> > When you know that you lack nothing, that

> > all there is, is you and yours, desire ceases.

> >

> > - Nisargadatta Maharaj, posted to

> >

> > P: So what can we conclude from the above?

> >

> > a) Smoking is not a desire?

> >

> > b) He didn't know himself as he was?

> >

> > What I'm driving at is, enlightenment is

> > not bsproof. So buyer beware of buying

> > wholesale. :)

> >

> >

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Is there the assumption that there are some here who view themselves as

people and some who don't?

There seem to be some who pretend not to, but this isn't the same, is it?

 

Phil

 

 

 

 

In a message dated 11/22/2005 3:08:58 AM Pacific Standard Time,

Nisargadatta writes:

 

your post will only have meaning to those who view themselves to be people.

to them you

have said something.. to the rest, nothing.

 

 

Nisargadatta , Pete S <pedsie4@e...> wrote:

>

> There is nothing to gain. Abandon all

> imaginings and know yourself as you are.

> Self-knowledge is detachment. All

> craving is due to a sense of insufficiency.

> When you know that you lack nothing, that

> all there is, is you and yours, desire ceases.

>

> - Nisargadatta Maharaj, posted to

>

> P: So what can we conclude from the above?

>

> a) Smoking is not a desire?

>

> b) He didn't know himself as he was?

>

> What I'm driving at is, enlightenment is

> not bsproof. So buyer beware of buying

> wholesale. :)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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