ome belief.

    Only   takes place only whing.

    Doubt appears against t which was previously believed.

    For example, a man says s Gods existence.

    t ence of God; ot about it?

    No, a seeker  nor does he have any belief.

    t;I dont kno? ; A seeker is not a nonbeliever; a seekers mind is  any doubt, because a seekers mind is free of any belief.

    either.

    is interesting to note t all tually carry doubt rongly, an equally strong doubt exists hin him.

    to suppress t strong doubt to believe strongly.

    Doubt is seated firmly inside and ries to come out, rong belief suppresses it.

    s, quot;Rama, Rama,quot; so t t can be buried deep inside, so t tays firm.

    But tion is, firm belief against  oneself? t is certain t inside.

    In fact, w.

    Only inquiry remains.

    One simply s to kno? ; is it?quot; t.

    Do you follow me?

    So inquiry is a very pure thing.

    It is not only free from doubt, it is free from belief as well.

    Inquiring is t state of mind.

    In it you  find rising , nor is it contained he shores of belief.

    Bot.

    state of mind.

    t inquiry.

    It is t uncontaminated state; tate more purified this.

    In otates somets added to it.

    So, as I mentioned earlier, to an end too aken care of easily, because  in searcimate you o realize  stake.

    You o knoo put on the line.

    No searc a price.

    In order to take eacep on to  oneself