' The Secret of It All '...

All problems vanish from his mind as though they had never been.

He is under no necessity to concern himself about anything or anyone.

"God's in his heaven and all's well with the world."

There is no tormenting situation to be cleared up, no difficult decision to be made, no quest to be followed through drawn-out struggles and personal self-disciplines, and inevitable disappointments.

He now has the secret of it all, the blissful state of enlightenment.



-- Notebooks Category 25: World-Mind in Individual Mind >
Chapter 2: Enlightenment Which Stays > # 13
Paul Brunton