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sees me shedding tears, if at that moment one tries to unite
completely — you understand, to enter into these tears, melt
in them — this can open the door. One can open the door and
have the full experience, a very exceptional experience, which
leaves a very deep mark upon your consciousness. Usually it
is never effaced. But if the door closes again, if once again
you become what you are in your ordinary movements, that
still remains somewhere behind and you can go back to it in
moments of intense concentration; you can go back to it and
you feel once again that immensity of an infinite sweetness, a
great peace, which... understands everything but not intellectu-
ally, which has compassion for all things, which can embrace all
things and so heal all things.
CWM 6: 145

Divine Compassion and Healing
Naturally, it is always the same thing: one must... must sin-
cerely want to be healed, for otherwise it does not work. If one
wants to have the experience solely for the experience's sake and
then the next minute one returns to what one was before, this
does not work. But if sincerely one wants to be healed, if one
has a real aspiration to overcome the obstacle, to rise—rise
above oneself, to give up all that pulls one back, to break the
limits, become clear, purify oneself of all that blocks the way,
if truly one has the intense will not to fall back into past er-
rors, to surge up from the darkness and ignorance, to rise into
the light, stripped of all that is too human, too small, too ig-
norant—then that works. It works, works powerfully. At times
it works definitively and totally. But there must be nothing
that clings to the old movements, keeps quiet at the moment,
hides itself, and then later shows its face and says, "Yes, yes,
it is very fine, your experience, but now it is my turn!" Then,

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