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    Fyodor Dostoyevsky Once Said, "The Mystery of Human Existence Lies

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    The document discusses awareness and self-improvement. It states that awareness requires constantly observing one's thoughts, feelings, and actions from moment to moment without judgment, whereas self-improvement implies achieving goals and condemning past actions. True awareness means understanding how the self relates to people, ideas, and the world with openness and expanding awareness of all internal experiences.

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    The man who wants to improve himself can never be aware, because improvement implies

    condemnation and the achievement of a result;

    Fyodor Dostoyevsky once said, “The mystery of human existence lies


    not in just staying alive, but in finding something to live for.”

    It is a constant observation of everything, of every thought and feeling and action as they arise within oneself.

    That awareness is from moment to moment, and therefore it cannot be practiced. 

    whereas awareness demands constant pliability, alertness.

    Awareness is to understand the activities of the self, the 'I', in its relationship with people, with ideas, and with
    things.

    when I want to know myself, my whole being, the whole content of myself
    Then I must be open to every thought, to every feeling, to all the moods, to all
    the suppressions; and as there is more and more expansive awareness.

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