We need to see that there is no "thinker," that this imagined "I" which thinks "me" and "mine" is simply an illusion. In order for us to receive truth, this must be dispelled, as well as all the other illusions of the thinking, including those behind our desires for pleasure or satisfaction. Only then can we see the real nature of our ambitions, struggles and sufferings. Only then can we see through them and come to a state free of contradiction, a state of emptiness, in which we can experience love.
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pages 160-161 This collection of edited excerpts from Jeanne de Salzmann's personal diaries is an invaluable resource for those seeking an inner understanding.
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