The questioner asks, “As humans, we all have an ego. How is it generated? Can a person become egoless after disidentifying with the object of perception?” Let’s understand the root cause of the ego and the possibilities of it dissolving completely.
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The questioner asks, “As humans, we all have an ego. How is it generated? Can a person become egoless after disidentifying with the object of perception?” Let’s understand the root cause of the ego and the possibilities of it dissolving completely.
The ordainer controls the fate of souls in accordance with their past deeds—their prārabdha karma. Whatever is destined not to happen will not happen, try how hard you may. Whatever is destined to happen will happen, do what you may to prevent it. This is certain. The best course, therefore, is for one to be silent.
Sri Ramana Maharshi’s upadesha (spiritual instruction) to his mother in 1898
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Action creates experience, experience creates evidence, and evidence expands what we believe is possible. Cause and effect shapes every outcome.
Causality 101
Welcome to the world of causality! It's all about cause and effect. One thing leads to another, like how pressing a button turns on a light. Simple, right? But wait, it gets a little more interesting!
Here are key points to remember:
Causal connections: This is when two events are linked. If A happens, B follows.
Examples everywhere: Push a swing, and it moves. Spill water, and it's wet. Look around, you'll find many!
Not magic: Causality is about rules and patterns, not magic tricks.
Causality is everywhere, even in our daily lives. Think of your actions and their consequences, like not doing homework leading to a bad grade! Fun, right?
Understanding causality helps in science and daily problem-solving. It’s about asking why something happened and finding answers!
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