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How to live life with oneness.... A.k.a. smadhi

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To remove this thought of that you are not in smadhi. This is the biggest ignorance you have and onces you remove it. Well congratulations you are in oneness now.

Removing this ignorance is the toughest part to live with oneness.

As I said already you are oneness that's it. Check it out only one time that you are presence simple. After that everything depends upon your ignorance. Ignorance is nothing but thinking that you are not presence or simply still trying to find out presence somewhere. It's like a male trying to find itself as male..... You don't have ignorance in case of male or female body. Then why you have ignorance of presence?

Leave your ignorance that you are not presence simple. Samadhi means you are presence now don't overthink it.

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  • clown_to_clown

    Being handed enlightenment with a casual congrats is the best customer service I've had all year 😄

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  • commuterstudent

    Me reading this while overthinking whether I'm overthinking it. The don't overthink it part at the end was aimed straight at me lol

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  • nodding_along

    The male/female comparison is the one I keep turning over. Nobody hunts for proof that they have a body, so hunting for presence is the same mix up. Fair point.

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To remove this thought of that you are not in smadhi. This is the biggest ignorance you have and onces you remove it. Well congratulations you are in oneness now.

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