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Blessed hearts, find the truth of Being in yourself. Find others who have that truth of Being. And watch out, for the disease of the [[carnal mind]] is [[idolatry]]. Most people on or off the spiritual path are idolatrous of themselves, quite pleased with their meager knowledge and even less attainment, which they deem to be great.

Blessed hearts, find the truth of Being in yourself. Find others who have that truth of Being. And watch out, for the disease of the carnal mind is idolatry. Most people on or off the spiritual path are idolatrous of themselves, quite pleased with their meager knowledge and even less attainment, which they deem to be great.

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	~~<blockquote>~~Blessed hearts, find the truth of Being in yourself. Find others who have that truth of Being. And watch out, for the disease of the [[carnal mind]] is idolatry. Most people on or off the spiritual path are idolatrous of themselves, quite pleased with their meager knowledge and even less attainment, which they deem to be great.~~</blockquote>~~		Blessed hearts, find the truth of Being in yourself. Find others who have that truth of Being. And watch out, for the disease of the [[carnal mind]] is [[idolatry]]. Most people on or off the spiritual path are idolatrous of themselves, quite pleased with their meager knowledge and even less attainment, which they deem to be great.