Notes by Dhyan Vimal

All false care, all false holding, all false truth, that plays a role in one escaping the truth of oneself, the truth of what is up to oneself, is not an act of care, more so it is a deliberate attempt to take the power way or the attempt to not allow one to wake up to one's power.

The notion of love which is the craving to escape what is up to oneself, is false love, for real love holds one so one can wake up to one's truth.

By this, the word detachment, or holding one to come to one's aloneness is the only act of love that can be, all else is false care and to make one become false ... which is to exist not in one's alone ness, by that forever never to wake up to what one is, and by that missing the love one is here to live out.

The difficulty for most is the notion love is what is needed to escape this truth of what is up to oneself, but in order to wake up to this love one has to come to be alone, without the delusion of escape to what is up to oneself.

Detachment is not about not caring but it's about holding the real care for the other to come to be.

By that I am, you are, we are and all is.