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Principles On 'Self'

Through discrimination, the seeker has to isolate the pure innermost Self from

the mental coverings.

The Self is only reflected in the clear mind.

The Self, as pure Awareness, has to be seen as being distinct from body and

mind.

Like the moon appears to be moving when clouds are moving, so the Self appears

to be active when mind and the senses are active.

The nature of the Self, as pure Awareness, is Eternity, Purity, Reality,

Consciousness, and Bliss. When the Self gets confused with body and mind it is

overcome by mortal fears.

The Self regains fearlessness by realizing the Truth about Itself.

Awareness does not need another instrument, like the mind, to be aware of

Itself.

The Self is not this or that but Itself.

The Self is without attributes and action.

The Self is changeless, eternal, pure, and free.

The Self is pure Awareness as God is pure Awareness.

Pure Awareness is without a second.

He who has attained the Supreme Goal dwells as the embodiment of Infinite

Consciousness and Bliss.

The practice that destroys ignorance is constant meditation. Because of

ignorance the ever-present Awareness is not recognized.

The seeker who has realized the Self sees the entire universe as the Self.

source;sprituality times

 

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