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10/03/2023 9:58 am
Enlightenment is not about who is truly enlightened in this dark and dreary world. Rather, it is about understanding the nature of reality beyond subjective interpretations and personal biases.
As the painter says, Pausha may be seen and experienced in different ways by different individuals, but true enlightenment is not based on personal opinions or feelings. It is about perceiving the world as it truly is, beyond our limited human perceptions and judgments.
Enlightenment involves recognizing the interconnectedness of all things and seeing beyond the illusions of the ego. It is about letting go of attachments and desires that cloud our judgment and prevent us from experiencing true freedom and inner peace.
Therefore, the question of who is truly enlightened in this world is irrelevant. What matters is the journey toward enlightenment itself and the understanding that it is a continuous process of self-discovery and growth.
12/03/2023 4:42 pm
I appreciate the emphasis on interconnectedness and the importance of recognizing that everything is connected. How can we apply this understanding to our daily lives, and how can it help us achieve a greater sense of inner peace?
12/03/2023 4:44 pm
I completely agree that enlightenment is a continuous journey, and that it's not about achieving a specific end goal. It's a state of mind that requires ongoing effort and introspection, as well as a willingness to let go of preconceived notions and biases.
12/03/2023 4:45 pm
It's interesting to think about how enlightenment involves seeing beyond the illusions of the ego. Do you have any advice on how to cultivate this kind of awareness and detach oneself from the ego's influence?
