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Original Artwork
Painting,
- Dimensions Height 54in, Width 54in
Artist: Vartan (JITENDRA GOSAI)
Year: 2007
Artwork size: 54x 54 in MIXED MEDIA ON HANDMADE PAPER and RICE PAPER
Signed and dated in English (lower left)
This is one of the greatest messages ever delivered. It is very difficult; the disciple cannot
Conceive that there is no truth. What is the meaning of this master when he says that there is no truth? Does he mean that there is no truth? No, he is saying that for you, who are a seeker, there can be no truth. Seeking always leads into the untrue. Only a no seeking mind realizes that which is, for whenever you seek you have missed that which is. Seeking always moves into the future, seeking cannot be here and now. How can you seek here and now? You can only be. Seeking is desire -- future enters, time comes in. and this moment, this here and now is missed. Truth is here, now.
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