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How do I deal with the thought of "I've already figured this out" when it comes to my practice? Despite feeling like I am humble, I seem to have been taken over by a set of ideas that tells me that I'm already doing most things right- practices of compassion, patience, nowness, etc which leads me to shrug of some teachings. How can I see my growth humbly?
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Please be kind because I could be kinder but maybe some of us are unready to hear about others 'virtues'?
:scratch:
That's what you should investigate.
We have this conversation as part of UK pantomime . . .
http://www.lazybeescripts.co.uk/Pantomimes/.aspx
These thoughts just maybe . . . just maybe . . . are there because someone (mentioning no names, to protect the innocent) is thinking them.
It might be I, it may be ye
We all does it, we all attach ourselves to it
and when someone says, 'who be doing this nefarious thinking',
We say, 'twas not I sire',
There are levels of humility
levels of I
and when levelled
What qualities then?
Expose the old villain