"I want to know. I don't really want to be; I want to know. Isn't enlightenment the ultimate state of knowing?" No. It's the ultimate state of being. The price is knowing.
The only price is all of our positions. The only price is that you stop paying a price.
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Some sing of His greatness, but only according to
the power bestowed upon them;
Some sing of His bounties, taking them as His signs;
Some sing of Him as incomprehensible;
Some sing of Him, as transmitting dust into life, and life
into dust again: Creator and Destroyer, the Giver of life
and its Withdrawer.
Some sing of Him as at once the nearest, and the most remote,
There is no end to His description.
Countless have tried to describe Him, but He still stands
beyond all description.
His recipients may tire, but His
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