Chapter 2
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I may relax and go to sleep -- I dont to t of death.
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But before departing let me tell you I dropped my body long ago.
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t, inside, I still exist.
Noo fall down.
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At time of in his eyes.
A peace, joy and radiance he world beyond.
But one needs to make preparations for tinuous preparation.
If a person prepares h becomes a wonderful experience.
t is revealed at time of deatherwise.
t t before t.
Remember, t, ter tars.
tning stands out like a silver strand, the clouds are.
Similarly, t moment ter of life manifests in all its glory -- never before t.
Deat very center of life -- call it atman, ts full splendor; t luminous.
But at t moment we become unconscious.
At t of deat to know our being, we become unconscious.
o make preparations towards raising ones consciousness.
Meditation is t preparation.
Meditation is an experiment in tains to a gradual, voluntary death.