Another view of acceptance (Acceptance of What-IS: giving up to desire/fear??)

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Nisargadatta , no-me <nomemxp wrote:

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> An acceptance of What-Is,

> can be a surrender of one's intelligent,

> one's intuitiveness, and better yet,

> giving up one's instinct totally...

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> This happens when the mind is weak,

> In a sense that one's cannot say 'no'

> to garbages etc...!

>

> Acceptance of what-Is,

> is like being passive to nagativity...

>

> In a case of denial of what-Is not,

> one's neither fight nor give in to the instincts....

> which we are born with...and we must adapt to changes

> and understand the consequences of What-Is not,

> that we are not accepting

>

> Must we fight against what one's believe in

> Maharaj said, " If you like what is given, then accept it,

> If not, you must fight against what you don't like... "

> In this case, we all must fight with patience, wisdom, silence,

> against what we don't like being done to our own loved ones,

> that is true love here, doing for the purpose of humanity...not for

the sake of pride, or satisfaction etc, it is like a meditation, we

do it not for the purpose of ourselves, it's done because one's

doesn't accept the on-going mind-battle with desire and one's own

fear.

>

> ~no-me~

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> Let's say...

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>

> Hi no-me,

 

when the " acceptance " is of deep " foundation " ......don't worry....

there is no " garbage " appearing....

 

Marc

 

Ps: " acceptance " is not a concept....the initial writer of the

subject didn't describe it as being a concept