Kuba: (…) It’s very cool that I can see now that there is actually no-one stopping me other than myself, in that only ‘I’ can give the full permission and allow it to happen, that is in part what makes it so wonderful, nothing will happen against ‘my’ will, it will be a gift freely given by ‘me’, with ‘my’ full concurrence.
Also just to add, when I say wonderful I am not sure if it quite describes what is going on – it is like the summation of a life-time of searching, it is approaching towards the actualisation of ‘my’ deepest desire, it’s that kind of wonderful… (link)
Hi Kuba,
It is indeed a happening to appreciate to the maximum – what an astonishing, amazing and wonderful moment when the most joyous escapade is about to reach its ultimate destination.
Richard: There is no “necessary condition” for ‘self’-immolation to take place – and it is so dead easy to become actually free it is, literally, all much ado about nothing[1] – other than being sure it is what one wants to have happen due to its irrevocability. (Richard, List D, Srinath 2, 13 Aug 2016).
[1] • [Richard]: “… as the transition from the real-world to this actual world is a seamless transition – all what happens is that an illusion is no more (somewhat analogous to Santa Claus, et al., ceasing to appear real upon the illusion being exposed) – it is thus all much ado about nothing … literally!
It is quite magical, though”. (Richard, List D, No. 24, 23 Jan 2012).
Cheers Vineeto