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When you seek, do you assume you know what you are looking for? How can you find if you don't know what you seek?

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Seeker updated 5 months ago
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Find something random and claim you sought it all along 0.0%

Seek with a deliberate goal in mind 0.0%

Hide (from all things truthful) and don't bother searching for anything 0.0%

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Seeker about 5 months ago

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Siddhartha said this well: When someone is seeking, he only sees that thing he is seeking. He is unable to find anything, he's unable to absorb anything because he is only thinking about the thing he is seeking. Seeking means: to have a goal; but finding means to be free, to be receptive, to have no goal.

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