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Yes, the same process on the path to enlightenment that makes you become aware of your no-self is the same that most people in this article suffer with. That's
by mockingbirdy 7y ago
Yes, the same process on the path to enlightenment that makes you become aware of your no-self is the same that most people in this article suffer with.
That's the reason I gave this warning: Most people don't want enlightenment, they just want a "life hack" ("change your mood to calmness and joy with these 5 simple steps"). I don't see a problem with this, but I see the possibility of enduring pain in these people. The path to enlightenment is a commitment only a few are willing to make - it is the most painful of all ways, but it's also the only one (for some - only those have a chance of bearing the pain). well, you know, that's just like, my opinion, man.
The search ends when the seeker stops to seek.
And realizes that he did nothing else,
than to spin in circles.
- kranner 7y agoIt may turn out we're rather attached to those circles.
- vinceguidry 7y ago> The search ends when the seeker stops to seek. And realizes that he did nothing else, than to spin in circles. In my case, the search did not stop, the circles just found new dimension. The rest of your truth is perfectly truthful. :-)