Every Moment The Clean-Up Job Is Happening - 15th September 2017

You cannot keep one foot on the ground and board airplanes. This self-recognition, the idea of limitation, must be disposed of, must be discarded. Must be how? Nothing you have to do even in that, because right now it is empty. Don't fill it up again. What can be? And I try to emphasize this one most every Satsang because I'm still in awe of this. I remember this one that played out as a seeker for a long time. So if he was told that all these conditions that you're trying to get it off, all the ego that you are trying to destroy, it automatically just vanishes in the every moment, I feel I'd be very happy to hear that, but I don't seem to get that response.

And I share it if I told is that all this heavy lifting, all this project, getting rid of tendencies, conditioning, who kill the ego, dissolving—nothing which is happen. But the only thing you do but is what it is? Just a thought, just another thought. What to do with this thought? Just let it come and go. If you have not been able to let it come and go, you picked it up. So what? Nothing. In this moment it is all clean again. Again the same cycle repeats, but that's this—this game is all like this.

Follow these two: Why is the self-recognition important then? If in every moment the clean-up job is all happened, why is the self-recognition important?

Because when the 'but' comes, it is always speaking to you as if you are the limited one. Then when you have seen yourself to be the beyond, the concept of limitation, then the thought is not so believable. You don't hold on to the towel which one hold on to, or the thoughts. That's why this self-recognition creates this space in which belief in the mind is let go of. As belief in the mind is let go of, it creates more space for self-recognition, that is your true nature.