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On the question of his own Enlightenment the Master always remained

reticent, even though the disciples tried every means to get him to talk.

 

All the information they had on this subject was what the Master once said

to his youngest son who wanted to know what his father felt when he became

Enlightened. The answer was: " A fool. "

 

When the boy asked why, the Master had replied, " Well, son, it was like

going to great pains to break into a house by climbing a ladder and

smashing a window -- and realizing later that the door of the house was open. "

 

Anthony de Mello, SJ

 

 

MORSEL: Money is not required to buy one necessity of the soul. --Henry

David Thoreau