Nisargadatta Maharaj---Dreaming.

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Once you have seen that you are dreaming, you shall wake up. But you do not

see, because you want the dream to continue. A day will come when you will long

for the ending of the dream, with all your heart and mind, and be willing to pay

any price; the price will be dispassion and detachment, the loss of interest in

the dream itself.

 

For some time the mental habits may linger in spite of the new vision, the

habit of longing for the known past and fearing the unknown future.

 

It is only when you realise fully the immense sorrow of your life and revolt

against it, that a way out can be found.

 

'Nothing is me', is the first step. 'Everything is me' is the next.

 

- You take remembering to be knowledge. True knowledge is ever fresh, new,

unexpected. "