for the ignorant every thing is a mystery
for the enlightened it's all open book, full mastery,

for him no questions remain unanswered
he faces no confusion, no amazement, no paradox, nothing strange, no surprises.

simplest , easiest, fastest is the route from the ignorant state to the state of enlightenment , may be a matter of hours, days or just a week .

 

The clue is just to get the glimpse of the absolute, for a moment, at least once,

then all answers are yours from within, you will be left with no questions 

without it, million books, million people will never clear your queries.

this is based on authenticity of my personal experience

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'all or none

this is right

----in pursuite of one, / or a few, you will lose infinite

rishi prabhakar says--if nothing is yours, every thing is yours--

it is that some thing however small or trivial, or valuable even ,

that is the greatest hindrance to get at the ''everything'' ,  the infinite ,

the ownership over the universe--

even the great alexander found that he was a real failure at the end of all the glorious conquests

this enlightenment dawans quickly on a few

slowly on some

and will not dawn in majority

hence the world is after the ''small little many ''

at the cost of ''biggest one ''

alas ! a very bad bargain , miserably

struggling all life for every thing,

losing the vital one thing

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