In reply to Sebai Maa #6263,
Thank you very much for this response. I have read it and contemplated its meaning, which is profound. It encourages me to not see worldly conditioning and experiences as abiding realities and place spiritual life as the prominent and most important between the two even while sustaining the temporal reality for its part of the practice. Also the relinquishment of mythical, historical, ethnic, and gender identities and attachments. Putting Shetaut Neter as the most important part of my life gives me a feeling of joy, bliss, peace, happiness. Makes me feel free because I know it is within me and not external, and that I can learn to look at my life through the perspective of the teachings and practice of the teaching instead of basing sense of self on externality.
HTP
