Guest guest Posted October 6, 2006 Report Share Posted October 6, 2006 P: Those two posts are excellent, Arvind. I'm crossposting them.. Thanks. On Oct 6, 2006, at 4:09 AM, Nisargadatta wrote: > How can you be perfect > > ...when, 'finding' faults in you > is my fulltime job? > > When I stop 'finding' faults > in _What_Is_; I feel like > not having any " work " ! > > I feel 'unemployed'. > > I feel as if 'I' amd not needed. > > I feel as if 'I' have no 'reason' to 'exist'. > > How can 'I' let that happen... > when finding something 'wrong' > is so intricately linked to my survival? > > I see that 'I' spend some of > my 'thinking time' in finding flaws in evrything else... > > and, rest of the times [when 'I' > am not 'busy' finding flaws in someone > or something else] ... > > I am 'busy' finding faults in " me " ! > > Any " fault " , anywhere will do, > as it gives " me " a 'job', > it gives " me " something to do! > > Without 'something to do' > ...'I' feel so restless! > > Without 'something to do' > ...I don't even know why 'I' am there! > > And, that's why looking for faults > is my fulltime job! > > Looking for faults > Looking for what is wrong > pretty much summarises all my " thinking time " ! > > My " thinking " survives only because > I am looking for 'something to do'! > > And, when I am not 'thinking'... > 'I' don't even see " me " existing. > > And, how can 'I' let happen? > > When, 'I' am so very important to " me " ! > > I have noticed that > 'I' sustain " me " in my thinking > and I sustain it only as long as > I am sure 'I' is needed. > > And, I am sure of 'I' being needed > only when I can feel that there > is something 'to do'... > > and, I feel there is something 'to do' > only by thinking that _What_Is_ needs > some 'improvements', some 'changes' > that 'I' need to make! > > 'Finding fault'... > yes, that is " my " fulltime job! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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