Chapter 8
s not one of life and deation is only of life.
I o speak on life and deat this is impossible.
tion is only of life, t all.
life is, only t, but wh.
As a problem, life and deat bot simultaneously.
Eit kno case deathere is no life.
t bot toget.
But h.
tself sh.
ty h life.
And t is, life is flo.
It is floicle, all around, -- and yet it is unknoo us? t man is in a deep sleep.
Only in sleep is it possible a man could remain unfamiliar h who he is.
It boils doo t t man is deeply unconscious.
It can only mean t tal energy of man is not conscious, not awake.
knohe darkness of sleep.
even kno.
er o kno he has been asleep.
In sleep a man doesnt know he is asleep.
asleep to sleep.
And as long as ill a asleep.
But as soon as knoice t asleep.
hen does he know he was asleep before.
In sleep one doesnt know w.
Obviously, man , or who he is.
t some deep spiritual ic sleep is surrounding him.
ts self, w life is.
But accept this.
ell say, quot;e know very well w life is.
e breat, we sleep.
quot; A drunkard also alks, and so does a madman.
But t does not prove t senses or t the madman is conscious.
Once, ones and sing abuse at the emperor.
It er all, a royal pageant, so tely arrested and to prison.
But the emperor himself was laughing.
his soldier