Book Title: Wave of Bliss
Author(s): N P Jain
Publisher: Jain Meditation International Centre

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________________ SO HUM In another letter Jenene analyses the thought process further: "I am trying to remember that I am not the roles I am playing right now i.e., (1) the role of a mother, (2) the role of a wife, (3) the role of an artist, and (4) the role of a teacher. These are all roles I play, and they are all very important roles. But they are not me. They are only roles and roles change with time and circumstance. It's the 'me' that I need to get more in tune with, through meditation and self-love. I will not be free to love unconditionally and freely all others until I have completely come into Oneness with myself. Isn't that what enlightenment is all about?" Cheryl Bhagwati expresses the inner revelation due to impact of His teaching in a lucid saying 'I want my inner light gain intensity or a little more breathing room, a little more distance from this EGO'. Clare Rosenfield puts the thought-experience in the following words: "Every moment of the day is meaningful. Every moment is lit with the light of Reverence for all life. Its clarity simplifies and illumines, makes humble and teaches me that I can learn from everyone and everything". She concludes describing herself as 'One drop of faith in life and light'. That is So Hum'. Trupti Otto from Berlin also explains the search for realisation of self and joining inner confidence in the following words: “I am really missing someone with the same spiritual direction here in Berlin, with whom I could speak over my thoughts and feelings. But may be this is an illusion that this is possible. I have to go my way; others can be close or far away, but in the end my way is only for me and I have 11

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