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<aside>
Here's the
trap
that the colloquial
use
of the term
"transformation"
sets up: it's that
"transformation"
becomes collapsed with actualization, realization,
Self-realization,
salvation, enlightenment etc etc.
It's none of the above.
Transformation
is the
naturally
occurring, hiding in plain sight
context-to-be-discovered
which is
who we really are.
Watch:
who we really are,
is the space of
transformation.
Becoming
who we really are,
is the event
"transformation".
Ergo:
"Transformation
is the space in which the event
'transformation'
occurs.".
That's
vintage
Erhard.
And it's also a subject for another
conversation
on another occasion.
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