RE : the flood of awareness

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Nisargadatta , OConnor Patricia <gdtige wrote:

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> --- skywhilds <skywords a écrit :

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> > Nisargadatta , OConnor

> > Patricia <gdtige@> wrote:

> > >

> > > in meeting eloquence here and there,

> > > well thought and well articulated,

> > > and then in actually meeting the person,

> > > there can be such an unpredicted gap between what

> > > someone says and is.

> > > The most brilliant creators and thinkers seem to

> > be

> > > the most ego-centered being ever.

> > > And yet their brillant capacities stay impressive.

> > >

> > > where is integrity? What does it mean?

> > > Understanding that our origin is one with each

> > other,

> > > understanding that we are all branches of one

> > mighty

> > > tree, how can one remain callous to the other one?

> > > What is understanding?

> > > I am not talking about knowing, here, I am talking

> > of

> > > understanding as of digesting and becoming, not in

> > the

> > > sense of acquiring but in the sense of being

> > swallowed

> > > by the flood of awareness, melted back in oneness.

> > > What is the point of doing all this chat if it

> > isn`t

> > > to allow egotistic dissolution to happen?

> > >

> > > Patricia

> > >

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> > isn't it merely knocking too loudly, too harshly,

> > for us to patiently

> > and calmly open the door? and isn't all that is

> > required but for us

> > to have the charity to grant that dissolution

> > freely, however late and

> > ungainly the knock?

> >

> > isn't that dissolution the solution within which we

> > all dissolve no

> > matter our resolve?

> >

> > ~ salve?

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> yeah...ok....my impatience is loud and clear isn`t it?

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the knock, the knocking, the knocker, the door, the opening, the

closing, the patience, the impatience, they, you, me,

 

 

are all one and the same,

 

 

no?

 

 

~ love