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To be absolutely nothing means a total contradiction of everything you have learnt … You know what it means to be nothing? No ambition – which does not mean that you vegetate – no aggression, no resistance, no barriers built by hurt? … The security that thought has created is no security. That is an absolute truth. K
Mary Lutyens • The Life and Death of Krishnamurti

So do not accept this ego, the truth of which you have not yet found out by scrutiny; deny it by giving no importance to its existence, root it out and burn it to extinction by attending to how or from what (whence) it rises! Instead of doing so,
Sri Sadhu Om • The Path of Sri Ramana
Therefore the practical discipline (sadhana) of the way of liberation is a progressive disentanglement of one’s Self (atman) from every identification. It is to realize that I am not this body, these sensations, these feelings, these thoughts, this consciousness. The basic reality of my life is not any conceivable object. Ultimately it is not even
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Creation is never in the hands of the individual. It ceases entirely when individuality, with its capacities, gifts, techniques and so on, becomes dominant. Creation is the movement of the unknowable essence of the whole; it is never the expression of the part.
Jiddu Krishnamurti • Krishnamurti's Notebook
Non-duality Essential non-separation between the creator and creation. Oneness of the triad of experience which is the experiencer, the object of experience and the process of experiencing. Transcendence of dualities such as good/evil, desirable/undesirable, and so on, occurring through the collapse of the triad of experience.
Kavitha Chinnaiyan • Glorious Alchemy: Living the Lalitā Sahasranāma
To study The Way of Liberation teachings is to study yourself. To study yourself does not mean to add more knowledge to your cluttered brain’s ideas about yourself, but to remove all of the customary defining characteristics you usually associate self with: name, race, gender, occupation, social status, past, as well as all of the psychological
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