Jim Flanegin wrote: > The Trickster Twins, Maharishi and Brahmananda > Saraswati, are at it again! Cosmic Comedy Club!:-) > You might also consider:
1. You are not going to attain any more enlightenment than you are going to attain. 2. Striving for what will not be attained produces stress; therefore to avoid stress, avoid striving for what will not be attained. "It is an almost innate propensity of the human mind to equate smallness with insignificance. This propensity induces us to believe that nothing of real value may be gained from learning to work with spans of attention whose duration tends to be quite small. Thus without realizing it, we come to overlook one of the most basic principles, namely, that the capacity to exert absolute attention at critical moments can succeed in turning even the span of a fraction of a second into an event of immense personal signigicance." - Sensei Randal Bassett
