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When the mind has almost ceased to move, when the mind remains in its original state of no action and no movement, absolutely still, then, something takes place, which we may call the understanding...

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The Satsang Foundation

October 05, 2017

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When the mind has almost ceased to move, when the mind remains in its original state of no action and no movement, absolutely still, then, something takes place, which we may call the understanding of the reality – not before that. Now, to get there (the original state), one has to surrender – surrender to quietness, surrender to the understanding that, there is something that cannot be sought and found by the limited mind, which is built up of limited inputs, coming through the limited senses.

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