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M:

to wake up from dream....is to be oneSelf....

to be oneSelf....is to know the Self

to know the Self...is to give up oneself

>>>>>>

 

Very lucid!

 

To be oneself is to give up oneself.

 

But to " know " the Self is not knowing in the

ordinary sense, such as knowing one's mother.

Such knowing is what is left when all knowing

has been removed.

 

When all possible forms of knowing have been

dissolved, vaporized, eliminated, when the

landscape of consciousness is emptied of all

the precious mental trinkets, then what

remains is the landscape itself.

 

The dim apperception of the landscape itself

is the beginning of such a knowing.

 

But it never ends because the landscape still

has *some* qualities, and as those qualities

come to be seen as transient they too melt

away.

 

So it comes to seen that it is always the

" background " that is the Self.

 

But that phase passes too, as eventually any

sense of background/foreground dissolves.

 

And perhaps then it can begin to be seen that

what simply *is* is what is known, a knowing that

is not a knowing *of* anything, but a knowing

that is simply *itself* as a knowingness.

 

But such a knowingness cares not what anything

is called. The term " Self " has no special

signficance. The term " to know " has no special

signficance. That which is utterly empty and

utterly full has no need, and no sense of any

seeking.

 

But if a term were to be used for that

knowingness, could there be a better term than

What Is?

 

Notice that in the brightness of What Is

knowing and known are one. There is no

separation. In What Is all is moving and all

is utterly still. All is utterly profound and

transcendent, and yet immediate and present.

Infinity and zero-distance are collapsed here,

Now, in What Is.

 

 

 

Bill

 

 

 

 

 

Nisargadatta , " dennis_travis33 "

<dennis_travis33 wrote:

>

>

>

> Whatever form appears, appears because of Him. There is nothing

else

> here but

> the Self. It is the gold itself which shines in the form of a

> necklace or a

> coin; they are made of nothing but gold. In the current of the

river

> or in the

> waves of the sea, there is nothing but water. Similarly, in the

> universe, there

> is nothing which exists or is brought into existence other than the

> Self. Though

> it may be smelled, or touched, or seen, there is nothing else in

> camphor but

> camphor. Likewise, no matter how He experiences Himself, the Self

is

> all that

> is. Whether appearing as the seen, or perceiving as the seer,

nothing

> else

> exists besides the Self.

>

> ------------------

> Jnaneshwar (?1271-1293) Hinduism

> Found at www.onelittleangel.com

>

>

> " no others " for Self....

>

> (not because one is One with all others....but because one is

> not.....what/who one is dreaming to be)

>

> to wake up from dream....is to be oneSelf....

> to be oneSelf....is to know the Self

> to know the Self...is to give up oneself

>

> Marc

>

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Saturday, February 11, 2006 3:40 AM

Infinity and zero-distance are collapsed (((Re: Self

 

 

M:

to wake up from dream....is to be oneSelf....

to be oneSelf....is to know the Self

to know the Self...is to give up oneself

>>>>>>

 

Very lucid!

 

To be oneself is to give up oneself.

 

But to " know " the Self is not knowing in the

ordinary sense, such as knowing one's mother.

Such knowing is what is left when all knowing

has been removed.

 

When all possible forms of knowing have been

dissolved, vaporized, eliminated, when the

landscape of consciousness is emptied of all

the precious mental trinkets, then what

remains is the landscape itself.

 

The dim apperception of the landscape itself

is the beginning of such a knowing.

 

But it never ends because the landscape still

has *some* qualities, and as those qualities

come to be seen as transient they too melt

away.

 

So it comes to seen that it is always the

" background " that is the Self.

 

But that phase passes too, as eventually any

sense of background/foreground dissolves.

 

And perhaps then it can begin to be seen that

what simply *is* is what is known, a knowing that

is not a knowing *of* anything, but a knowing

that is simply *itself* as a knowingness.

 

But such a knowingness cares not what anything

is called. The term " Self " has no special

signficance. The term " to know " has no special

signficance. That which is utterly empty and

utterly full has no need, and no sense of any

seeking.

 

But if a term were to be used for that

knowingness, could there be a better term than

What Is?

 

Notice that in the brightness of What Is

knowing and known are one. There is no

separation. In What Is all is moving and all

is utterly still. All is utterly profound and

transcendent, and yet immediate and present.

Infinity and zero-distance are collapsed here,

Now, in What Is.

 

 

 

Bill

 

 

 

 

 

Nisargadatta , " dennis_travis33 "

<dennis_travis33 wrote:

>

>

>

> Whatever form appears, appears because of Him. There is nothing

else

> here but

> the Self. It is the gold itself which shines in the form of a

> necklace or a

> coin; they are made of nothing but gold. In the current of the

river

> or in the

> waves of the sea, there is nothing but water. Similarly, in the

> universe, there

> is nothing which exists or is brought into existence other than the

> Self. Though

> it may be smelled, or touched, or seen, there is nothing else in

> camphor but

> camphor. Likewise, no matter how He experiences Himself, the Self

is

> all that

> is. Whether appearing as the seen, or perceiving as the seer,

nothing

> else

> exists besides the Self.

>

> ------------------

> Jnaneshwar (?1271-1293) Hinduism

> Found at www.onelittleangel.com

>

>

> " no others " for Self....

>

> (not because one is One with all others....but because one is

> not.....what/who one is dreaming to be)

>

> to wake up from dream....is to be oneSelf....

> to be oneSelf....is to know the Self

> to know the Self...is to give up oneself

>

> Marc

>

The thinnest last veil is removed. A

'physical' sense of separation.

 

Raise The Vibration,

Ana

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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