Anyone working, seeking, has not yet recognised the true self.
And once recognized, they see, it required nothing from them!
Harsh words maybe? Not at all, the most compassionate!

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6 comments:
To me, true self required recognition and realization :p
Yes, Once recognized I did see; it required nothing from me! But re-cognition was the key and there is that paradox again . . one has to go through this self-realization process only to realize there was no one to fix!
a kick in the false face and real blood
a kick in the original face and laughter
Ha, ha . . yes indeed! Thanks Ta-Wan :)
The greatest compassion we can give out sometimes is a good smack across the head...the intent of the smack is important.
Tough love is love all the same.
:-)
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