The Character of self is fully destroyed only when the Audience is recognized as a character as well. Otherwise the character is still bound by the expectations of the audience. It's like going from being trapped to being aware of being trapped, hardly a better position
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Think of a critic. Within the critic's mind there is *always* an audience. The presence of an Audience forces one into a judgmental and critical role. The critic is the jailer yes, but it only acts as an embodiment of the will of the audience.
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In pali terms, the audience is like the upadanas that fuels the sankharas.https://twitter.com/a_yawning_cat/status/1319138318391521281?s=20 …
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Imagine an existence without an audience. Imagine that no one is watching you. Imagine that everyone that has so far was just a figment of your imagination. Feel that shudder? That's what it's like to be in the presence of God.
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