When I say fight for life, honor life, see the sanctity of life—I’m not some philosophizer. I’m not theorizing. I’m talking from my own experience. I’m talking from things in my life, that I’ve felt and known and been through—and survived. And I’m for surviving. It’s as simple as that.
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When your image of the me takes a break, you’ll find all you are doing at that moment is just being open. You feel quite relieved that you are not trying to get to another moment or a better experience. You feel yourself just being in a very relaxed, easy sense of peace. You haven’t gained anything at all—you’re not smarter, you don’t necessarily know more than anyone else, and you haven’t suddenly become holy. If you are resting as your own true nature, then you feel that there is really nowhere else to go.
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