Where Nothing seems to be

Author(s): Hermann Kuhn
Publisher: Hermann Kunh

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Awakening the Highest Dimension of Life
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Those thinking: 'I am imperishable, even in my material form' (as almost all humans do), lose their life again and again just because they think this way.
Yet some truth resides in this view: - something imperishable needs to be there, for nothing could take form otherwise.
Therefore think of yourself: 'I have material existence, yet I take it for a shadow or a chimera of the night.'
Once light (perception of the Grand within us) shines on these horrors (of the night), we realize that all terror was mere hallucination.
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As long as we are unaware of the Sublime Grand because we don't perceive it, we'll continue to be ruled by fear, doubt, vulnerability, confusion, weakness, alienation, - yet these are mere delusions and hallucinations like sleepers encounter in a nightmare.
We flee and don't know where to hide, - we lose all strength and are hunted, - we fight and get beaten, - we fall from great heights or glide through the air, - we feel in mortal danger though no pursuer is seen, - or we kill
others.
As long as we live under confusion' sway, we won't gain clarity because of the pervasive illusion that surrounds us. Yet once we wake up, we do became able to see.
Exactly this happens to everyone who sheds his ignorance like a bad dream. Fed up with delusion, tired of the