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Author’s
note: “Language appeared to complement the limitations of human memory; the
following statements have been recorded as they align with that purpose. Thus,
the statements have only one aim which is to serve as a record.
The
statements are not products of conceptual thought but can become products of
conceptual thought depending on who reads or hears them. Anyone who relies on
the aggregates in order to understand what is true is making use of conceptual
thought.”
THE WARNING
“Man is required
to rise beyond conceptual thought as mind is easily deluded by it. The events
that we witness today such as the ‘War in Gaza’ are just a scratch of the kind
of damage that conceptual thinking will do.”
ON CONCEPTUAL THOUGHT
1. “Not a single product of
conceptual thought is true.”
2. “Mind is easily deluded by
conceptual thought.”
ON EVENTS
1. “Events have already materialized
before they occur in fact. Hence, it is futile to dwell on past events.
Note:
‘Fact’ as used here is commonly called reality.”
2. “The ‘now’ does not exist. It is
an independent event. As such, it has already materialized before it occurs in
fact.
Note:
‘Fact’ as used here is commonly called reality.”
3. “There are no independent
events.”
4. “Events are governed(created) by conditions.”
5. “Life is delusion. Events are
immutable.”
6. “The space fallacy reveals that
all sensations (perceptions i.e. sights, sounds, feelings, etc.) are
source-given but the awakened knows that the source is himself.
One
who has just begun his search for truth might misconstrue the above statement; it
is sufficient to understand that events are immutable.”
7. “People who have just begun their
search for truth but who do not know ‘the law of action’ or have not correctly
understood ‘the space fallacy’ are perplexed when they hear or read that events
are immutable.
A proper
understanding of ‘the space fallacy’ means you’re aware that no motion has ever
taken place.”
PHILOSOPHY
(GUIDING PRINCIPLES)
1. “Life is a game of thought in
which there are no others; truly, there’s only one mind.”
2. “Causality is false.”
3. “Act freely for no one truly
acts.”
4. “Non-action is true.”
5. “What is commonly called
‘reality’ is actually a state of delusion (like a dream). What people perceive
as the world in that state is the mind’s best guess of what’s out there; out
there, the man who has awakened knows there’s nothing but himself.”
6. “Watch out for the error of
responsibility.”
7. “The natural law dictates that whenever
there’s contradiction between an event and thought, thought is wrong; when
thought is complete, thought and event agree; this is the natural law.
However, beyond the
natural law is truth which dictates that the event does not exist; the event is
nothing but a prediction of mind.
Therefore, the event
and thought are both wrong.”
8. “In the state of delusion
(commonly called reality), all actions are performed by mind.”
9. “Multiplicity is false.”
10. “Take great care so you are not
swayed (deceived) by how mind responds to circumstances.
In response to
circumstances, pseudoproblems and pseudosolutions are generated by mind.
Never attend to these
as they are destructive, deceptive and cyclic.”
11. “When one becomes or is his true self, the
dream (state of delusion) ends.”
12. “In the state of delusion (commonly called
reality), mind errs from moment to moment. Mind wrongly apprehends one’s self
as the multiplicity of objects.
This means that every
perception made in the state of delusion is one’s self wrongly apprehended.”
13. “One’s true self is everything.
One’s true self cannot be described by any of the senses; it cannot be
described by colour; by shape; by size; by smell; by sound; by form.
Colour, shape, size, smell, taste, sound, texture, form
cannot describe it; an attempt to describe it by any property or mark is an
error.
One’s true self
cannot be bound; it has no limitations and is everything.”
14. “Anything with a mark is not
one’s true self; it is an error.”
15. “The might of one’s true self is
beyond the grasp of mind; one’s true self is all mighty and wonderful.
The development
(formation) of mind and the awakening demonstrate this.”
16. “Seek for nothing except one’s true self.”
17. “Upon awakening, you are required
to understand that the events of your life are not real; you may be tempted to
believe in magical phenomena but magical phenomena is not true.
The following
statements may be of help to you but understand that the phenomena described
below them are delusions.
·
Matter
can change form.
This
means it is possible for a tree to turn into a bird; it is possible for water to
turn into wine.
·
Thought
is deceptive.
This
means two people separated in space can appear to communicate. This occurs in
two ways:
·
Fact.
·
Non-fact.
In
‘non-fact’, people achieve this by delusions such as telepathy, clairvoyance,
etc. These are strictly referred to as delusions because they are not as they
appear or occur; people can easily develop false beliefs from these
occurrences. People developed false beliefs from these occurrences and called
them ‘telepathy’, ‘clairvoyance’, etc.
In
‘fact’, people achieve this through books, computers, television, mobile
phones, etc.”