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		Posted on Jun.13.2008 @ 08:16PM EDT by Mslapik When one attains enlightenment, to where do they return? "this" world, or that one. "here" or somewhere else. They all seem to return here, but how do they know?
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Reply from shayne Jun.13.2008 08:50PM EDT →Email shayne		never left.
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Reply from Mslapik Jun.13.2008 11:10PM EDT →Email Mslapik		Then why act in this world. This is what I mean. Not return, as in desire, but return in thought and action. With unknowing, it would seem a little difficult...
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Reply from shayne Jun.14.2008 12:04AM EDT →Email shayne		all is cicrumstantial and new in every given moment.
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Reply from Snibbler Jun.14.2008 03:30PM EDT		(This is where you are supposed to let go of previouse posting with equanimity and uncuriouse disinterest:)
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Reply from 9999999 Jun.14.2008 04:45PM EDT →Email 9999999		Quote: "Then why act in this world. This is what I mean. Not return, as in desire, but return in thought and action. With unknowing, it would seem a little difficult... " ......... just with unknowing--can't know difficulty
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Reply from ______ Jun.15.2008 09:06AM EDT		Act without doing; work without effort. Think of the small as large and the few as many. Confront the difficult while it is still easy; accomplish the great task by a series of small acts. ~Lao-Tzu
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