He is the saint
Who is not faint;
He is the saint
Who is free of main taint;
He is the saint
Whose wisdom is quaint;
He is the saint
Who has no complaint;
He is the saint
Who has restraint;
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Your spiritual journey can only begin when you
give up your attachment to the melodramatic
story that you’ve been calling your life.
Detachment doesn’t mean, however, that you’re
uninvolved with the illusory world.
Detachment only means that your involvement
with the world is at such a high level that you
have no demands about what…or how…it's
unfolding.
Consequently, whatever happens in your life is
always 100% OK with you.
The last step, then, is to become detached from
your detachment.
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