> V. The Ego-Body Illusion
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> T-4.V.1. All things work together for good. 2 There are no exceptions
> except in the ego's judgment. 3 The ego exerts maximal vigilance about
> what it permits into awareness, and this is not the way a balanced
> mind holds together. 4 The ego is thrown further off balance because
> it keeps its primary motivation from your awareness, and raises
> control rather than sanity to predominance. 5 The ego has every reason
> to do this, according to the thought system which gave rise to it and
> which it serves. 6 Sane judgment would inevitably judge against the
> ego, and must be obliterated by the ego in the interest of its self-
> preservation.
>
> T-4.V.2. A major source of the ego's off-balanced state is its lack of
> discrimination between the body and the Thoughts of God. 2 Thoughts of
> God are unacceptable to the ego, because they clearly point to the
> nonexistence of the ego itself. 3 The ego therefore either distorts
> them or refuses to accept them. 4 It cannot, however, make them cease ...

>
> It really seems so simple

> "Carrie" kingcon.com> wrote in >

> through this existence, I hate to tell you.

> On Nov 1, 8:10 am, "Katie" yahoo.com> wrote:

>> "Carrie" kingcon.com> wrote in >

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>
> Being a deluded asshole isn't the easiest way to proceed

>> through this existence, I hate to tell you.

>
> And who would know this any better than you?

> "Mike" aol.com> wrote in message
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>> On Nov 1, 8:10 am, "Katie" yahoo.com> wrote:

>>> "Carrie" kingcon.com> wrote in >

>

>> Being a deluded asshole isn't the easiest way to proceed

>>> through this existence, I hate to tell you.

>

>> And who would know this any better than you?

>
> Just for the heck of it, "Mike", what am I deluded about? Let's see how you can handle a very
> simple question.

>>
>> Just for the heck of it, "Mike", what am I deluded about? Let's see how you can handle a
>> very
>> simple question.

>
> Simply put you are deluded about your own self importance.
> You have a vision of the street which the street doesn't
> recognize. And from your own self delusion all of your other
> delusions arise. Luckily you will wake up before it is too late.
> Until then I would like to buy you for what you are worth
> and sell you for what you think you are worth.

> "Mike" aol.com> wrote in message
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>
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>>> Just for the heck of it, "Mike", what am I deluded about? Let's see how you can handle a
>>> very
>>> simple question.

>

>> Simply put you are deluded about your own self importance.
>> You have a vision of the street which the street doesn't
>> recognize. And from your own self delusion all of your other
>> delusions arise. Luckily you will wake up before it is too late.
>> Until then I would like to buy you for what you are worth
>> and sell you for what you think you are worth.

>
> I see, you're deluded about me being deluded, along with everything else you're deluded about.
> That's what happens when you confuse your delusions for facts. ...

>
> Weak.

>

> "Mike" aol.com> wrote in message
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>> Weak.

>
> Yes, you are. Extremely weak.
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