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The loneliness of knowing
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| If you have read all the previous chapters of this book, then you have indeed traveled far. We hope you found within these chapters, the understandings of awareness you were looking for. Certainly, we hope that you are more aware than you were before starting this book. | ||
| 23.5.1 | The double edged sword of awareness | |
| In recent times since you have read this book to this point, you might have started to experience a strange emotion- the emotion of loneliness because you now know so much. You might have started to find it hard to converse, or even to find people receptive to what you now know. | ||
| There is nothing wrong. This is to be expected with the vast expansion of understanding that UCA brings. For awareness alone is not enough. | ||
| It is not enough to suddenly know more than you have ever known before. Awareness in essence has no mass. For the understanding, scientifically of the connection between life (reality) and the mind ( unreality) is that: | ||
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| 23.5.2 | There must be something more | |
| If awareness on its own feels incomplete, then by definition there must be something more. We suggest the obvious is life. However, just the word "life" on its own does not help us to understand "why" we feel these emotions. | ||
| What might assist us with the answer, is considering the answer to the questions of questions- the answer to the meaning of everything, the meaning of ALL? | ||
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