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Everyone Naked No One Cares - (3439)

If we are all naked, all sick, all poor, all rich, all wise, all loving, all caring, there would be no ego or very little ego that would pop up in interactions. 

If we are all in the same condition then no one minds. The ego is quiet. As soon as there are differences trouble brews.

The magically curious thing about pride is that it disappears when relativity is annulled. The absence of relativity means no reason for pride to appear.  

Due to comparison, the more, the less, the thoughts: 'it is fair to have more', 'its unfair to have less' bring trouble. 

The main way to rise above relativity is to find an absolute value.

The absolute value is found within, in our essence. To find this absolute value we have to do self-remembering.

For example, the age old situation: ABC loves the other one (DEF) more than me. Then we feel ABC should love me more and so many other intense and bitter things.

We have to go to the absolute value of love. But go to the love inside of ourselves, not love in anyone else. Focus on the love in ourselves, see that no matter what our love is there to radiate outwards, and so we must allow it to. Not cause it to withdraw. When focused on our love we see that the real issue is that we don't love enough. We should love ABC for being kind to another and that ABC is happy.

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