Belief in injustice and tragedy ||

Eric Putkonen talks about a quote from "Illusions" by Richard Bach - "The mark of your ignorance is the depth of your belief in injustice and tragedy." It does point to the point of view of one who has realized Brahman/Self and the nondual nature of reality. The enlightened do not see injustice and tragedy, but this is not to say they are emotionless, cold, aloof, or unaffected by the world.

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