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Part 11 · VIDEHA MITHILA MAITHILI DISCUSSION CRITICISM SERIES PART 11
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  1. 0:00–0:30अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि�
  2. 0:30–0:36two rival schools. Next, a radical theory of false perception called Anirvachiniyakyati.
  3. 0:36–0:40Think of a tired traveler seeing a water mirage in the desert. The mirage isn't real, you can't
  4. 0:40–0:45drink it. But it's not totally fake either, because you're literally observing it. This
  5. 0:45–0:50established a third category for illusions, things completely indefinable as either being or
  6. 0:50–0:54non-being. Finally, you cannot achieve enlightenment through physical action or
  7. 0:54–0:59rituals, because anything you create through action will eventually decay and be destroyed.
  8. 0:59–1:04Instead, the text uses the analogy of a boatman steering from crashing waves into calm waters.
  9. 1:04–1:09The calm water isn't created, it's just reached. Enlightenment is an ever-present reality you
  10. 1:09–1:14simply uncover. The Bhamati proves your ultimate barrier is just a psychological illusion.
  11. 1:14–1:17Once you correctly define it, it simply vanishes.

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अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि। अछि� two rival schools. Next, a radical theory of false perception called Anirvachiniyakyati. Think of a tired traveler seeing a water mirage in the desert. The mirage isn't real, you can't drink it. But it's not totally fake either, because you're literally observing it. This established a third category for illusions, things completely indefinable as either being or non-being. Finally, you cannot achieve enlightenment through physical action or rituals, because anything you create through action will eventually decay and be destroyed. Instead, the text uses the analogy of a boatman steering from crashing waves into calm waters. The calm water isn't created, it's just reached. Enlightenment is an ever-present reality you simply uncover. The Bhamati proves your ultimate barrier is just a psychological illusion. Once you correctly define it, it simply vanishes.

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