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Nisargadatta , " tom " <jeusisbuen wrote:

>

> As has been said: we are alone whether we like it or not.That is what

> is meant by non-duality.The world is one. You can't experience

anything

> but yourself. You are always dealing with your own feeling.Etc.

Anyone

> can repeat this stuff. Who feels it? Everything you experience is

> yourself.Your Big Self.This does not mean that the body you call you

is

> the tree in front of it. It means that both tree and body are

> experiences of Big Self.Big Self experiences things by becoming

them.By

> being them.It knows by being. How to see this?Well.I guess all you

can

> do it sit still and look.And the only way you will do that is when

you

> despair of every other approach which seems more fun and promising. Z

>

After I posted, I found this quote by Nisargadatta to be rather

relevant for Joe Irrelevant:

Merely assuaging fears and satisfying desires will not remove this

sense of emptiness you are trying to escape from; only self-knowledge

can help you. By self-knowledge I mean full knowledge of what you are

not. Such knowledge is attainable and final; but to the discovery of

what you are there can be no end. The more you discover, the more there

remains to discover.

Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj

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