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BITS & PIECES OF SCHOOL WORK
by Rhondell
TO LOOK for an authority is to be looking for deliverance from responsibility.
WHEN THE mind is aware of its activity without condemnation or justification the
activity comes to an end. In this stillness is all that is really worthwhile.
THE STRUGGLE toward an illusion is the disintegrating factor. The illusion that the
conditioned person struggles toward is that THERE IS AN IDEAL SENSATION and
THAT IT IS POSSIBLE TO ATTAIN IT.
WHEN THIS illusion is seen for what it is, it comes to an end without effort.
WHEN THIS illusion has come to an end the person is no longer conditioned nor
struggling toward an illusion, thus no longer disintegrating.
THE ROAD to Economic Ruin:
1. GOOD CREDIT.
2. OVER CONFIDENCE, WHICH MEANS GOING AHEAD WITHOUT
PROPER KNOWLEDGE.
3. GREED, WHICH JUSTIFIES:
4. EXPLOITATION OF FELLOW BEINGS. NOT ASKING “WHAT’S IN
IT FOR THE OTHER FELLOW?”
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by Rhondell
TO LOOK for an authority is to be looking for deliverance from responsibility.
WHEN THE mind is aware of its activity without condemnation or justification the
activity comes to an end. In this stillness is all that is really worthwhile.
THE STRUGGLE toward an illusion is the disintegrating factor. The illusion that the
conditioned person struggles toward is that THERE IS AN IDEAL SENSATION and
THAT IT IS POSSIBLE TO ATTAIN IT.
WHEN THIS illusion is seen for what it is, it comes to an end without effort.
WHEN THIS illusion has come to an end the person is no longer conditioned nor
struggling toward an illusion, thus no longer disintegrating.
THE ROAD to Economic Ruin:
1. GOOD CREDIT.
2. OVER CONFIDENCE, WHICH MEANS GOING AHEAD WITHOUT
PROPER KNOWLEDGE.
3. GREED, WHICH JUSTIFIES:
4. EXPLOITATION OF FELLOW BEINGS. NOT ASKING “WHAT’S IN
IT FOR THE OTHER FELLOW?”
X
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