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 1 Text, 10|      am stuck. Not until I let go will I have the opportunity
 2 Text, 14|  totally, then clinging has to go. The spiritual path is never
 3 Text, 14|       is always one of letting go. The more we let go, the
 4 Text, 14|    letting go. The more we let go, the more there is empty
 5 Text, 14|   reality. Because what we let go of is no longer there, there
 6 Text, 17|    itself to where it wants to go. Extraordinary in the sense
 7 Text, 22|       quite at ease and so you go off on your holiday. ~
 8 Text, 23|                            You go to the beach, and it's wonderful.
 9 Text, 23|       nice people, but they do go and visit their children.
10 Text, 23|       going to happen, and you go back home. You walk in and
11 Text, 23|   Everything is all right. You go over to the neighbors and
12 Text, 24|       to worry, just take off. Go to the beach." So once more
13 Text, 24|    must have happened. And you go home. You go home, and by
14 Text, 24| happened. And you go home. You go home, and by golly, it has.
15 Text, 24| desperation. Depressed. So you go to the neighbors, but they
16 Text, 24|        gone, you might as well go back to the beach and enjoy
17 Text, 25|        necessary. You can just go and enjoy yourself while
18 Text, 26| liberation. Which means we can go through any of these three
19 Text, 30|   Sensual desire and hate only go with non-returners, and