Guest guest Posted July 30, 2007 Report Share Posted July 30, 2007 Nome from Mandala Four of Self-Knowledge Knowledge is constant, As Being ever is. When Knowledge is constant, So is its Bliss. With ignorance, a life of Happiness is impossible. With Self-Knowledge, profound wisdom, Ignorance is impossible. There is never a good moment To dwell in ignorance, Never an appropriate time To suffer or believe in the unreal. Dualism is required For one to feel fear. Nondual is the Self, Its Bliss and its Being Never ceasing, not decaying, And never destroyed. Reality is nondual. Dualism is false. Belief in duality Yields a stormy ride on a calm sea, A nightmare when quietly in bed. Disquietude when everything is fine, A corner in the Infinite, Death in the Eternal, The unreal in the Real. Knowledge depends not On time or on place; No need to wait To know one's own Self Death differs not from life: If dreaming alive, One dreams in death; If awake to the Self, There is no life or death. Know Being as it ever is, Consciousness as Knowledge itself, Blissful immortality is yours When this imperturbable Self Is realized and this Knowledge is constant ------------ Not two, Richard Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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