Self Help

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If you are hoping to improve your self.....or pushing a philosophy

that you imagine will benefit others in their personal dream of

acquiring a more substantial footing in their imagined journey.......a

Nisargadatta list is not the place for you.

 

Nisargadatta was a dream-self killer.

 

He will rip the life you thought you had control of from your clinging

little hands.

 

 

 

 

toombaru

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Nisargadatta , " toombaru2006 " <lastrain wrote:

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> If you are hoping to improve your self.....or pushing a philosophy

> that you imagine will benefit others in their personal dream of

> acquiring a more substantial footing in their imagined journey.......a

> Nisargadatta list is not the place for you.

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> Nisargadatta was a dream-self killer.

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> He will rip the life you thought you had control of from your clinging

> little hands.

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> toombaru

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The self-help section of any book store is brimming with the ideas of

imaginary selfs thinking that they have found the secret of living la

viva loca....life is technicolor.

 

The ultimate emptiness and futility of being an identified entity is

just far too hard to face.

 

The illusory self will grasp for anything that will substantiate its

imaginary pseudo-world.

 

 

In the attempt to make its self appear real it will even try to push

off its personal philosophy on the imagined others in its dream of

separation.

 

 

It will convince its self that it is having a grand old time.....and

will attempt to pull others into its zombie dance.

 

It feeds the rhythm of agreement.

 

When one of the imagined others makes fun of its ill fated

attempts...it will

become angry and defensive.

 

It will bluster........and attack anything that threatens to wake it

from its delusional journey.

 

It's a funny little monkey.

 

If it were to see what it is actually defending.......it would laugh

out loud.

 

 

 

 

 

 

toombaru