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The borderline between ‘I am’ (beingness) and ‘I am not’
(non-beingness) is the
precise
location where the intellect subsides. It’s the ‘Maha-yoga’ state.
Be there!
Your
arrival at the ‘I am’ in its wordless and pure state is the first
thing to achieve.
Now,
after you have arrived here you have to dwell or stay here, this
will be possible only after
repeated
attempts.
Beware!
This is a very slippery place!
The
pull of the mind or intellect is very strong, it cannot bear the
‘I am’ very long.
But
once you stabilize there, the intellect, without disappearing,
does so, too.
It
is only after stabilizing in the ‘I am’ for a prolonged period
that a moment will come when,
quite
spontaneously, you will also know ‘I am not’.
This
is the border zone and the precise location where the intellect
subsides and you are in a state
of
‘not-knowing’.
This
is called the ‘Maha-yoga’ or the ‘Great-yoga’, the union of
‘being’ and ‘non-being’ that is difficult
to
come by, hence ‘Great’.