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This which seeks is That which is sought;
That which is sought is This which seeks.
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There is no seeker, and no thing sought.
The functioning of "seeking" in whole-mind
is conceptualized by split-mind as Seeker and Sought.
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From the beginning not a thing is.
~ Hui Neng
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This which I am is That (which I am not),
That which I am not is This (which I am).
There is neither This or That.
I neither am nor am not
(there is neither an I which is nor an I which is not)
There is neither whole-mind nor split-mind.
There is nothing to function, and no functioning.
There is no absence and no presence.
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There still remains spontaneous immediacy?
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It, also, neither is nor is not.
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Now do you understand that there is not a thing to be understood?
Who has understood, What has not understood?
Who has been lived all these years, What has suffered?
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~ Wei Wu Wei
from All Else is Bondage
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