All in all, if delusion is more beautiful than reality, why shouldn’t a person prefer it?

All in all, if delusion is more beautiful than reality, why shouldn’t a person prefer it?

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Many go around looking for masters, and don’t realise that they can already understand certain things on their own.

If you can do a thing yourself, why do you ask others for help?

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In the little manual that I intend to make for those who want to free themselves from delusions, I would like to insert an instrument that I consider very powerful called the Consciousness of Judgment.

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Could someone who has always lived in slavery talk about freedom? VFI

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One of the fundamental principles of knowledge is the “quantity principle”.

We see it applied everywhere. For example, if we pull a rope with a certain force, and that force exceeds a certain level, the rope breaks.

In the same way, there is a point beyond which we pass from the necessary to the superfluous.

It is still valid when the chick comes out of the shell, the glass overflows, the child comes out of the mother’s womb… or the tree produces the fruit, or intuition comes to our mind.

VFI

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Ignoring one’s ignorance does not make it disappear.

It’s just like avoiding a problem doesn’t mean solving it. VFI

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For every object, including human beings, there are two worlds: the inner world and the outer world.

What relationship should there be between them?

Those who actually want to know start their research and come up with some results. VFI

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If someone tells us something, we can react in three basic ways:

1) We consider it true.

2) We consider it false.

3) We verify it.