Response
I received a response today from the people who run the sentient.org website:
(My initial email comments are prefixed with “>”)
Hi Steve,
> I wanted to contact you to just say what a breath of fresh air your
> site is
How kind of you to say so. It is a labour of love … sort of a way of
sharing something wonderful…
> In particular I found reading the words of Amber very
> profound as they reinforced elements of what I believe are truefor
> me
I will pass your words along.
> Perhaps these words may not ring true with others but that is
> really the point and the joy What is right and true is what is
> right and true for you and noone else
Yes. But eventually this goes too. All that remains is a sense of
being and of ease. The desire to differentiate sort of fades away
when there is no ‘me’ in there 
> One can spend a lifetime searching and learning in an effort to
> find themselves or to find the path that leads to the truth To
> decide that the search is not required is a relief
There is a small trick to this though. Ramana Maharshi once said that
one must want This like a drowning man struggles to the surface for
air. That is to say, with every ounce of one’s being. Of course after
reaching the surface, there is not much point in struggling any
more And yes, certainly the search itself is pointless. We all
know were the surface of the water is, to continue the metaphor. We
just out of habit seem to prefer drowning
> I will however remain
> convinced that only I am the truth
Yes, so long as there is no ‘me’ to whom the truth appears to
appear
All the best,
And thanks again for your kind words.
–Peter
Tags: Spirituality
