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“Through the realization that what is seen is of one's own mind, Clinging to duality is abandoned. Abandoning means fully understanding And not destroying mind's imagining activity.” quote by Karl Brunnholzl
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““Through the realization that what is seen is of one's own mind, Clinging to duality is abandoned. Abandoning means fully understanding And not destroying mind's imagining activity.””

Karl Brunnholzl

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

Seeing phenomena as mental constructs frees us from clinging to dualities, allowing true understanding without destroying imagination.

In simple terms: Recognizing thoughts as mental creations ends dualistic attachment.

Key Takeaway

Observe thoughts as mental events to reduce attachment.

Themes

mindfulness philosophy spirituality

Mood

calm inquisitive

Type

spiritual philosophical

When to use this quote

  • meditation practice
  • cognitive therapy
  • philosophical study
  • creative work

Key Concepts

non-duality mental constructs attachment imagination

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does recognizing mental constructs change daily reactions?
  • Can imagination thrive without clinging?
A Different Perspective

Even without duality, practical decisions still require discernment.

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