- Duality arises with the "I" thought
- "I" is the sense of ego - the witness'er
- Only when there is a witness there is a witnessed. Thus arises duality.
- "I" is the first thought to arise - and the last thought to go.
- Constant inquiry into the nature of "I" leads to its destruction leading to the realization of the self.
- Whenever a thought comes, or even when experience the "No thought" state - if one inquires - to whom is this thought -- it is clearly observe that the "I" thought is the root cause of different states of mind - including calm states.
- "I am he" or 'soham' in sanskrit is another way to bring the mind to its source.
- Combined with observance and control of breath - this makes inquiry even more effective
- To accomplish something - you only need to believe it. We see only what we believe.
Impossible is Nothing
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