tance Makes the Difference

    3 August 1970 pm in Bombay, India

    Question 1

    IN ORDER FOR ONE tO StAY AAKE At tIME OF DEAtO SUCCESSFULLY EXPERIENCE A CONSCIOUS DEAtAtION, PLEASE EXPLAIN IN DEtAIL EM, tEM, tAtE OF BREAtAtE OF ONES BEING, CELIBACY, tAtE OF ONES MIND.

    Before one can remain conscious in t of deat one needs to prepare to stay conscious in pain and suffering.

    Ordinarily, it is not possible for one ay a time of death.

    One needs to understand  means to become unconscious when in misery.

    t and  means to be conscious in misery too.

    Becoming unconscious he misery.

    feel any distance bet remain just a distant cher.

    Rather, you feel as if you are in pain.

    doesnt feel as t, someance from you, instead you feel as if you .

    tification.

    is  and  feel just ted foot; rat and wounded.

    Basically,  feel any distance between ourselves and our bodies.

    e live identified he body.

    say , instead ;I am hungry.

    quot; But t truth.

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    er of ainuously aware of wsoever is happening.

    If ting t, ; if t; if tomac.

    Man is consciousness, consciousness winuously aware.

    the knower.

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    But our state of mind is not t of t is t of the experiencer.

    urns into being t, but ratified  itself; ness cance, but raticipant in t, t is ion takes place.

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