quote:
Originally posted by MarkP4:
A master knows there is nothing to seek and nothing to find. You are
already enlightened, and all the words in the world will not give you
what you already have. The wise seeker, therefore, is concerned with one
thing only: to become aware of what he/she already is, the true self
within.--Anonymous
Is this my problem? I mean, who doesn't want to be a "wise seeker?"
In my view Mr/s Anonymous has led you up the proverbial garden path. The goal to me is to become the Master.
If the statement A master knows there is nothing to seek and nothing to find. is true. Then there cannot be a wise seeker because a seeker can never become a master as long as s/he is a seeker. Only when s/he stop seeking can s/he become a student of the master.
A Wise student knows that to become the Master he must act as the Master and Believe as the Master in order to understand the truth a Master. And when s/he understands the truth as does the Master then s/he is The Master.
Alex
