Post by twetch#14259

1DR6AY…WG5g Key · twetch

"woke" is very very quiet. Ramana Maharishi serves as an example. He didn't talk much yet people felt his awareness and flocked to him.

It is always now - to awaken is to realize this e v e r y moment. I'm not sure we'd be here if we were truly "woke".

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2020-10-30T14:39:45Z
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twetch
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twetch#14259

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Replies (5)

1DR6AY…WG5g Key · twetch
Replying to@1DR6AY…WG5g

The ultimate spiritual teacher does not satisfy the mind, Sri Ramana never did. It's why riddles are beautiful.

1Gwece…AV6R Key · twetch
Replying to@1DR6AY…WG5g

Yes. Beautiful indeed.
And isn't life itself a riddle?

I pity those who think they have it all figured out and I agree that there is probably nobody here who really knows...

If someone knew all the answers there would be no reason for them to be here.

1DR6AY…WG5g Key · twetch
Replying to@1Gwece…AV6R

Yeah life is a riddle indeed! Personally, my mind will run me in circles if I let it. Which is all too often. Lol. But as the great mystic poet Rumi says, "keep knocking and the joy inside will eventually open a window and look out to see who's there."

1Gwece…AV6R Key · twetch
Replying to@1DR6AY…WG5g

What a great human being Rumi was.

I find the difference between the mystical part of any religion and the mainstream part fascinating.

Seems like it's everywhere the same:
Few find their way and live it, many find a way and try to force OTHERS onto it.

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