1/ Let it be a blessing rather than a curse.
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2/ Our ego only exist in the imaginary space between how things are and how we desire them to be.
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3/ The more we chase the imaginary delusions we call desires, the more that space widens and the further apart our own Life grows from us.
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4/ Don't try to become somebody; rather try to see who you have to be. Be informed by your Life, and your Life alone in this assessment.
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5/ To those who believe that through fulfilling desires you can close the gap between yourself and Life, I urge to reconsider.
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6/ The ego depends on that space to breathe and exist. Only the egoic mind can exist in that space and desire itself creates it.
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7/ As long as you believe that desire brings you closer to Life you are driven by the egoic mind; you will be a most successful failure.
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8/ The only way to close the gap is to move towards Life, not towards desire. Drop the ego, drop desire, and the space closes by itself.
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Replying to @mistermircea
Dropping desire means you are in want of nothing and are fulfilled. Why should you work or create or try? Out of necessity?
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Desire has nothing to do with working, creating, evolving and so on. All these are an expression of life. You do them out of joy.
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