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Continue reading →: “No thinker nor doer.”“NO THINKER NOR DOER” Self-observation and self-inquiry are never about thinking. It is always the mind (ego) that insists it thinks, and “I” and “mine” at all costs, saying things like, “This is the truth,” “I have awakened spiritually,” or “I know.” In this way, the mind (ego) is rich…
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Continue reading →: “Know thyself”“KNOW THYSELF.” Everyone can understand people more by knowing themselves more deeply. Furthermore, the more one knows oneself, the less one finds differences between one and other people, and the deeper one goes into stillness in the process, the more one moves toward the oneness experience, that is, direct grasping…
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Continue reading →: “The truth is something you have to discover for yourself”“THE TRUTH IS SOMETHING YOU HAVE TO DISCOVER FOR YOURSELF.” Everyone must discover within themselves the truth of who they really are, The Self, which is at completely different dimension from character.No one else can point it out or tell you. You have to open the invisible door within you…
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Continue reading →: “Innermost stillness”“INNERMOST STILLNESS” Whenever something goes wrong or does not go as expected, the mind (ego) always tries to find the cause on the outside. Conversely, when something goes well, the mind (ego) becomes proud of how superior “I am” or how “this is the result of all my hard work.”…
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Continue reading →: “The True Seeker”“THE TRUE SEEKER” —The article published on October 10, 2024 has been partially revised.— When a true seeker, after self-observation and self-inquiry, finally comes to the point of full-opening their eyes to the core of existence, that is, realizes that everything is oneself, The Self, some of them may think,…
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Continue reading →: “Spiritual responsibility”“SPIRITUAL RESPONSIBILITY” Spiritual responsibility means that seeing through with the clarity of innermost stillness that the thoughts, the mind (ego), which is a self-identified as a doer, attempts to survive through the disguise as goodness or effort. And also seeing through that those are ego’s traps, deceptions, interpretations, or projections…
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Continue reading →: “Top priority”“Top Priority” What’s needed isn’t to understand the words of sages. Instead, you need to become aware of what you are doing now. And question your own words and reactions. “Why is that?”“Is that true?”“Why does it have to be that way?” Become aware of all of the hidden motives…
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Continue reading →: “In the innermost stillness”“IN THE INNERMOST STILLNESS” If we thoroughly observe all our words and reactions with the clarity of innermost stillness, we will know exactly what we should do now. This is the most sublime, profoundest, and purest moment of endless self-awareness. Its awareness or wisdom will be never about “what people…
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Continue reading →: “Become aware of the foolishness of the mind (ego)”“BECOME AWARE OF THE FOOLISHNESS OF THE MIND (EGO)” Don’t try to understand the truth or attain enlightenment. Surrender that craving. Become aware of the source of that craving. Always be aware of your current words and reactions. Then, let go of everything that is not in line with the…
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Continue reading →: “The fool and the sage”“The Fool and the Sage” Due to their blindness, fools believe they see the truth better than anyone else and understand the truth. In an effort to gain recognition for their competence, they secretly or publicly compete with others, loudly proclaiming secondhand knowledge as if it were wisdom they have…







