When you think to yourself, "None of this belongs to me," you must ask yourself why—keep asking why repeatedly. If the reason remains unclear, continue observing the mind. It is essential to engage in constant self-questioning and self-answering, for only then can you obtain evidence. With solid evidence, you can uncover the facts and discover the truth. Genuine doubt arises when the mental faculty generates uncertainty—it does not understand and seeks clarity, which is a positive sign. What is truly concerning is the absence of doubt, for that places one far from realizing the truth.
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