In some spiritual disciplines, an
effort is made to control or restrict the normal workings of the
mind. As this poem's author reiterates, where nonduality is not
thoroughly comprehended, a person will seek to apprehend ultimate
Reality outside oneself as some remote state eventually to be
encountered. We already, nondual scripture tells us—by its presence
in and around all that is—accord with ultimate Reality. It is
imminently inescapable. Whether we are aware of it or not. As the
Vedic scriptures profess, Tat tvam asi: “That [omnipresent Reality]
thou art.” Not “will someday be,” but are now.
---Robert Wolfe, in his commentary on
the Hsin-Hsin Ming: One Essence---
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