The man of wisdom is devoid of ego even though he may appear to use it. His vacant … - Ramesh S Balsekar

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I don’t care if the cat is black or white, I just want it to kill the mice.

Ramesh S Balsekar

The man of wisdom is devoid of ego even though he may appear to use it. His vacant or fasting mind is neither doing anything nor not doing anything. He is outside of volition, neither this nor that. He is everything and nothing.

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