Guest guest Posted August 20, 2007 Report Share Posted August 20, 2007 That which you desire to find is found by destroying the veil that seems to hide it. Nome From Mandala Five of Self-Knowledge That which you desire to find Is found by destroying the veil That seems to hide it, The forgetfulness That overlooks it, The inadvertent mode That slips by it. The tendencies that you examine In the light of true Knowledge, Are those from which You set yourself free. The illusion dissolves Into the nothingness that it is, Its only substance, For when you hunt for the gloom, With the light within, You find only light, And the gloom remains not. Examining the bondage, You find no fetters. Examining the sorrow, You find no valid cause. Examining delusion's dream, You find no substance, no dreamer. To control thought or the mind, Completely and finally, Realize that such Has never actually come to be. Confining concepts are Like echoes in an empty canyon. If you do not shout, How will there be any noise? So does bondage and its erasure Pivot on you. Inquiring to know What yourself is, Trace the outer to the inner, The branch to the trunk and the root, The objective to the subjective, And inquire, " Who am I? " Ignorance will cease, And you will thus realize That which you desire to find. --------------------- Not two, Richard Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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