MAJHI RE EVENING ENTROPY OR DISSOCIATION INTO GON

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Dear younger self. Don't do it 

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HARD PROBLEM OF MAYA

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CONSC CANNOT BE PRODUCED BY MATTER

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B DO NOT DDX MIND AND CONSC 

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KANT - PROBLEM OF SUBJECTIVE IDEALISM 

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B - ONLY IF YOU HAVE CONSC WILL YOU RECOGNISE MATTER 

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BISHAYANANDA

BHAJANANDA

BRAHMANANDA

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DEEP SLEEP - ANANADA - SUSHUPTIANANDA

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Dinogoto papokshay

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CLEARED NLS TILL 2027

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KARMA RULES

RAM KLLD BALI , BALI FORM HUNTER KLLED KRSNA 

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A LYF OF KHUSHI V TENSION 

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GRATITUDE GRATITUDE GRATITUDE 

CITRINE CRYSTAL - ABUNDANCE WEALTH AND HEALTH 

MEDITATION 

AFFIRMATION 

MANTRAJAAP 

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WORK LYF BALANCE 

FUN ACVMNT BALANCE

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ALL STORY IS CONFLICT 

SN CNMA MUSIC IN THE NIGHT 

WOMAN V UNKNOWN STALKER 

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"You use and lose a lot of energy being grumpy."

-- Ted Danson

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Now is no time to think of what you do not have. Think of what you can do with what there is."

-- Ernest Hemingway

Taste plus smell equals flavour

BK CORE SUBJECTIVITY X AMNESIC NARRATIVE FREE SENS DEPRIVN CHAMBER

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BK - NON METACOGNITIVE UNIV CONSC GD 

ALLOWING BLOODBATH OF NATURE?

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WAS FAS HS-ME

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PHYSICALITY IS DASHBOARD

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BB IS EXPLOSION IN MIND OF NATR -MENTATION TILL LIFE APPEARED

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MENTATION BEFORE BB -  NO TIME SPACE SO NO 

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OWN DTH- CORE SUBJECTIVITY  SURVIVES IN NATR MENTATION 

REASSOCIATION PROCESS

DISSOCIATED EVERY NIGHT WITH SLEEP 

REASSOCIATED EVERY MORNING 

NATR CARRIES OWN LF AVATAR AS I REMEMBER MY DRM AVATAR 

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MISHLOVE COLLECTION - MYSTIC, NDE, OBE,PSY, PNR, RBR -MNOP2R

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MEANING OF LYF- METACOGNITIVE - WHAT WE LEARN FROM MY LEX MESS /70

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WITHOUT LIFE NO METACOGN 

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NO META SUFFERING - 

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CONSC V METACONSC V METAMETACONSC 

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LANGG IS TOOL OF METACOGNITION BUT CAN BE RESTRICTIVE

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The knower and the known, the one who arrives and what he arrives at, and the seer and the seen, are one. 
That is the explanation of the saying, “Whoever knows their Self, knows their Lord.” 
The knower is God and the known is God. The one who sees is God and what is seen is God. The one who arrives is God and what he arrives at is God."

#Balyani, 'Know Yourself'

AW

The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance.

Alan Watts

Personality

We work with a simple definition of personality: personality refers to an individual’s char- acteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting.

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SD

Those noble souls who practice meditation and other yogic ways, who are ever careful about all beings, who protect all animals, are the ones who are actually serious about spiritual practices.” (Atharva Veda Samhita, 19.48.5)

Universal core of Subjectivity

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Logic and arguments are insufficient to understand the Absolute Truth." (Brahma Sutras, 2.1.11

BK

Amnesic 2 persons in sensory deprivation chamber share same narrative free I core subjectivity 

Q Sagan

Anything you don’t understand, you attribute to God. God for you is where you sweep away all the mysteries of the world, all the challenges to our intelligence. You simply turn your mind off and say God did it.

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There are huge advertising budgets only when there’s no difference between the products. If the products really were different, people would buy the one that’s better. Advertising teaches people not to trust their judgment. Advertising teaches people to be stupid.”

Q. Sagan

The universe is a pretty big place. If it’s just us, seems like an awful waste of space.”

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Ants occupy the same landscape that we do. They have plenty to do, things to occupy themselves. On some level they’re very well aware of their environment. But we don’t try to communicate with them. So I don’t think they have the foggiest notion that we exist

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I’ve always thought an agnostic is an atheist without the courage of his convictions.

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New generations grew to maturity wholly ignorant of the sky that had transfixed their ancestors and that had stimulated the modern age of science and technology. Without even noticing, just as astronomy entered a golden age most people cut themselves off from the sky, a cosmic isolationism that ended only with the dawn of space exploration.

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"Creativity is born from anguish as day is born from night. It is in the crisis that inventiveness, discoveries and great strategies arise. Those who overcome the crisis overcome themselves without being 'overcome'. Those who attribute their failures and difficulties, violates his own talent and gives more value to problems than to solutions. The real crisis is the crisis of incompetence. The drawback of people and nations is the laziness in seeking solutions and ways out. Without crisis there are no challenges, without challenges life is a routine, a slow agony. Without crisis there is no merit. It is in the crisis that the best of everyone emerges, because without crisis all the winds are just light breezes. crisis means increase it, and to remain silent in the crisis is to glorify conformism. Instead, let's work hard. Let's put an end to the only dangerous crisis once and for all, which is the tragedy of not wanting to fight to overcome it."

Taken from “The World As I See It” 1931 by Albert Einstein

Sound

The loudest noise ever recorded was the eruption of the volcano Krakatoa in 1883. The sound traveled around the world multiple times

DA

“After about 5 minutes, the scientist returned, and told the participant that the next step in the study was something completely unrelated: it was a test of problem-solving ability. What the participants weren’t told was that the problem couldn’t be solved. The question was, how long would each participant persevere at this impossible task?

The participants who had been allowed to eat cookies worked on the problem for about 19 minutes. The ones who had been only allowed to eat radishes, those who had to exert self-control to counteract their desire for cookies, persisted at the task for only 8 minutes—less than half the time—before they gave up. The researchers concluded, “Resisting temptation seems to have produced a psychic cost, in the sense that afterward participants were more inclined to give up”

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I do not feel like an alien in this universe. The more I examine the universe and the details of its architecture, the more evidence I find that the universe in some sense must have known that we were coming. Augustine said that we were all born into the world of “common grace” [i.e., available to all].

I pad. You pad. You tube. I tube

Hello. Bolo

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The sad truth is that most evil is done by people who never make up their minds to be good or evil. (Hannah Arendt)

LONC. JAWD

Babuji

·•𝆥🪷𝅘•𝅭

If you ponder over the word 'life', you will come to the conclusion that life only that which is connected with living. My expression makes it clear that there is certainly some type of living with which life is connected. At the same time, it is also clear that the living with which this life wants to remain connected is eternal and immortal. If we merge our life in that life, it is then the real life, where there is neither bliss nor sorrow, neither pleasure nor pain. I wish to lead you all to that life which alone is the goal of life as I have put it. 

Babuji

LT

1st loss is your best loss

Sometime Never

B Mind. Clarity x Knowing

RD BK URBAN WORLD

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OLS- MOST SECY APNEA MIGHT NEED INTUBN 

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SENTIENT SUFFERING - WILD ANML SUFFRNG WAS X FARM ANML SUFFRNG X MORAL EVIL SUFFRNG X NATURAL EVIL SUFFRNG

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WAS, FAS, MES, NES, 

ALSO POVERTY ASS SUFFRNG,, ILLNESS ASS SUFFRNG, MH ASS SUFFRNG , DISABY ASS SUFFNG 

PAS IAS MHAS DAS

WAS- ME, NE

FAS- ME

PAS-ME, NE

IAS- NE

MHAS- NE, TRIGGER ME

DAS- NE 

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COSMIC 

Science-based narratives can evoke a sense of awe and wonder, a perception that we are part of a meaningful universe that gives order to our past and offers insight for the future.

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Perceiving themselves as part of nature, rather than created by God in his image, led respondents to a place of humility.

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GOD NATR SCIENCE - GSN BELIEF

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STOPPING ELECY CONSUMPN IS ALSO ECO FRIENDLY 

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AJAMIL STORY - CALLED NARAYAN SON BEFORE DTH - WENT TO NARAYAN 

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HI FR LO DOSE LEARNING 

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Pragyan Brahma

Mandukya Upanishad. Occams Razor

Dukkha to Nirvana spectrum. Non skilful to skilful Karma

DA

“Schizophrenia1 is a form of psychosis notable for the presence of hallucinations and delusions. Hallucinations can cause a person to see things that aren’t really there, feel their touch, even smell them. The most common type of hallucination is the auditory hallucination—hearing voices. The voices may comment on the person’s behavior (“You’re eating lunch now.”). There may be more than one voice holding a conversation about the person (“Have you noticed that everybody hates him?” “It’s because he doesn’t shower.”). Sometimes they’re command hallucinations (“Kill yourself!”). Occasionally, the voices are friendly and encouraging (“You’re a great guy. Keep up the good work.”) Friendly hallucinations are the least likely to go away, which may be just as well. Overall, they have a positive influence.”

B. A. Nihilism v Eternalism

B. Skilful self

https://www.youtube.com/live/HwSfsmDpt8A?si=cdMcI_H6YjdACzDl

Ravana v Shiv. Shankar= Karunanidhi

Natwar Naagar. Nataraj. Hari Har

Shiv = Kalyan

Rd bk SQ21

My husband, Bill, likes to say that the best basketball coaches were not
typically the best players. Gifted players often seem to “just know” how to
handle the ball, move through the opposing team, or land a lay-up. The best
coaches typically struggled as players. They had to drill and practice to get
their free throws right. They had to study the formations and watch hours of
recorded game plays to get the feel for where to be on the floor. They made
up, with effort, for what other more natural players seemed to “just know.”
And they make good coaches because they can show others the slow and
steady way to practice and drill the skills. Bill says this to encourage me as
I work on myself and as I seek to help others on the path. I believe that I am
able to coach others because I had to work hard to learn what I have
learned

Rd bk untethered soul

presumed. Perhaps if Laertes could have turned to traditional psychology, it would have shed
some light on the subject. Freud (1927), the father of psychology, divided the psyche into three parts:
the id, the ego, and the superego. He saw the id as our primal, animal nature; the superego as the
judgment system that society has instilled within us; and the ego as our representative to the outside
world that struggles to maintain a balance between the other two powerful forces. But this certainly
wou

TUMAN FTHR ONS AT AGE 91 - ADENO CA GUT

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DTR CRSS - STARTING YR2 BCOM 

STILL COMPLICATED MHCA CRSS

ROUND AND ROUND IN CIRCLES 

JST BE ALVE 

SUPPORT AS MUCH 

BEARING GENETIC CROSS LOAD

GARDEN HOUSE LINE 

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ELDER ABUSE CRSS

https://www.telegraphindia.com/my-kolkata/news/cctv-footage-leads-to-arrest-of-caregiver-for-abuse-murder-of-elderly-woman-in-baguiati/cid/1968537

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How do we move through a purely intellectual understanding of Advaita Vedanta to a non-conceptual experience. I feel I understand what is being taught, but it's not making any difference…same fears, same anxieties, same old me?

Your question reminds me of an episode of the science fiction show Star Trek.

A group of aliens, the Talosians, imprison the crew of the Enterprise.

They diligently try to escape, even managing to create powerful weapons to break through their prison wall.

But nothing works - they can’t scratch the surface.

This doesn’t make sense, because the Talosians don’t have very advanced engineering.

Eventually, Captain Pike realizes the only logical explanation:

The Talosians are master illusionists.

His crew is close to destroying the prison wall; they just can’t see it.

The ego’s one trick is to make you think it’s invincible.

It tries gets you to run around desperately, or switch practices constantly, in desperation.

Steady, peaceful contemplation wins the race.

What you’re doing is making a very big difference, and you’re much closer than you think.

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What does it mean when you wake up to being 'The One' in a spiritual awakening?

‘The ONE’ is cosmic consciousness.

What does it mean when you wake up to being 'The One' in a spiritual awakening?

Essentially, your consciousness merges into ‘The ONE’.

The mind’s ‘I’ is a dream and merging into cosmic consciousness is awakening.

The mind’s ‘I’ is like a fish is asking, “Where is the sea?”

And

To be with ‘The ONE’ - waking up to, “There is only sea.”

That is why the fish in the sea is not thirsty.

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How do you differentiate between genuine realization and mere intellectual understanding?

A Silence that is pure bliss and being…..

A movement that is more graceful than the summer sunsets…..

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A Presence that is heavier than earthquakes and volcanoes and universes, and yet lighter than the breeze……

Img Src- Google, Swami Vivekananda

A Smiling Sun that instantly melts men’s trauma frozen for decades…..

A pair of Eyes that penetrate the soul and reduce the intellectual man to mere drops of tears…..

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It is rare to see one. He or She is a rare poetry!

Here are two…..

Img Src- Google, Ma Sarada and Sister Nivedita

If you ever saw or even felt one, you will never be carried away by the prose of the intellectual

If you never saw or even felt one, it is most likely that you take prose for poetry

Be a poet yourself and you will never miss the poetry…..

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“The bond that links your true family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy in each other's life. Rarely do members of one family grow up under the same roof.”
― Richard Bach, Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah

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What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the master calls a butterfly.”
― Richard Bach, Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah

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⚪️ ⚪️ ⚪️

Heaven and hell suppose two distinct species of men, the good and the bad. 

But the greatest part of mankind float betwixt vice and virtue. (David Hume)

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MA SARADA - “আমি সতেরও মা, অসতেরও মা।”

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NOT SINNERS BUT CHILDREN OF IMMORTAL BLISS - SWVVKA 

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From ~~~ Shankaracharya : Vivekachudamani.

This work by Shankaracharya, together with the

Drik Drisya Viveka, was translated into Tamil prose by Bhagavan

while he was still living in Virupaksha Cave. It is a very free

translation, even the order of the paragraphs being changed

to some extent. (The Collected Works of Sri Ramana Maharshi.)

The ‘I am the body’ idea is the seed of all sorrow. Therefore,

just as you do not identify yourself with your shadow body,

image body, dream body, or the body that you have in your

imagination, cease also to associate the Self in any way with

the body of skin, flesh, and bones. Make every effort to root

out this error and holding fast to the knowledge of reality as

the absolute Brahman, destroy the mind and obtain supreme

peace. Then you will have no more births. Even a learned

scholar who perfectly understands the meaning of Vedanta

has no hope of liberation if, owing to delusion, he cannot

give up the idea of the nonexistent body as the Self.

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PARAPHRASING SWVVKA - I LV HIMALAYAS GRANDEUR DESPITE ITS DANGERS

SO I LV BRHMA

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THEIRS IS 60 YEARS OLD

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MA

Is death really painful, or is the body ready for death?

This depends a lot on the cause of death, of course.

But here’s something that I can’t make heads or tails of. When you die, provided it’s not an extremely fast or traumatic death, your brain sends a specific signal to shut off the heart.

I mean, why? Why does the body even have that function? It makes no sense to have a “due process” for shutting the body down; such a feature could not evolve, since it can’t be selected for (or against, for that matter).

About the only explanation that makes any sort of logical sense is that we’re actually in a simulation and it’s time to quit the game and start over with a new character, but that’s also rather dumb, right? I mean, it would be some sort of metaphysical equivalent of rage-quitting. If you can make a game like this, that’s some shitty design for the endgame, isn’t it?

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SN TV ABANDONED ENGG-

DELAWARE BAY U BOAT CRSS

ESCO SPAIN LAKE CRSS

BLBANIA HOXHA BUNKERS CRSS 

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“Your only obligation in any lifetime is to be true to yourself.”
― Richard Bach, Illusions

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“Argue for your limitations and, sure enough, they're yours.”
― Richard Bach, Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah

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“Remember where you came from, where you're going, and why you created this mess you got yourself into in the first place.”
― Richard Bach, Illusions

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How do cancer patients know the end is near?

My Brother 66 recently died of bowel cancer and he asked that very question from the Doctor at the hospice, her reply was that he would start to feel tired and stay in or go to bed more often, he would become more unsteady on his feet as he became weaker and would stop eating as his organs would start to shut down. A couple of weeks ago I was supposed to pick him up and take him for his hospital appointment. He answered the door but said he couldn’t make the appointment as he was unsteady on his feet, he was also unable to focus properly (I put that down to the medication he was taking) but he asked me to go to the shop for some food but he couldn’t think what he wanted so I said I would get his favourites, he never touched the food and following a fall in the early hours he took to his bed, the hospice staff were wonderful and came to the house and made him comfortable and placed him on a medication driver, he did not wake again after that but for the next few days he was surrounded by our big Irish family, we sang Irish songs to him and he passed away peacefully and on the wings of love.

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“Learning is finding out what you already know. Doing is demonstrating that you know it. Teaching is reminding others that they know just as well as you. You are all learners, doers, teachers.”
― Richard Bach, Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah

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What happens when we chant the name of God while sleeping?

That is a very good sign. At the time of death, we enter a dream-like (or sometimes a night-mare like) state where things totally beyond our control happen to us. We are forcibly taken out of our bodies and whisked away from everything we are attached to. Being able to chant Hare Krishna or Narayana, or any other name of God in such a state is most desirable.

If we can chant the Lord’s names when asleep even if we aren’t being dragged from our bodies, we will be better prepared for the time when we are. We also get the benefit of chanting the Lord’s names.

I don’t want to spoil anyone’s day, but the time when we leave our bodies, will come, and probably sooner than we planned.

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To Boldly Go Where No Probe Has Gone Before

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“Believe you know all the answers, and you know all the answers. Believe you're a master, and you are.”
― Richard Bach, Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah

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DA

“Every year, physicians in Washington, DC, fill out a ballot in which they vote for the best doctors in a variety of medical specialties. The results are published in the Washingtonian magazine’s famous Top Doc issue. It’s their best-selling issue. Being named a Top Doc is an honor, and it feels nice. Your colleagues see it, your friends and family see it, everybody sees it. After the glow of satisfaction wears off, though, an uncomfortable question comes up: Will I make it next year? All the people who congratulated me—what will they think when my name disappears from the list? No one stays on the list forever; how will I bear the humiliation of being dropped? No one likes to lose, but it’s ten times as bad after you win. When you open the magazine expecting to see your name and it’s not there, you get an unpleasant feeling in the pit of your stomach.

Winners cheat for the same reason that drug addicts take drugs. The rush feels great, and withdrawal feels terrible. Both know that their behavior has the potential to destroy their lives, but the”

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