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<p class="paracenter">SELFLESS WORKER
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<p class="para">The Prayer says: &quot;I look for my conscious mind and I find it no 
more____&quot; Normally one is conscious of oneself. Whatever one does or whenever 
one does something, the consciousness always remains behind, &quot;I am here, I am 
doing&quot;. And if this sense of &quot;I am&quot; is not there, one can do nothing. All action 
stops automatically if I do not see or feel that I am acting. But that is the 
nature of ordinary consciousness; in the spiritual consciousness things are 
otherwise. Spiritual consciousness means the consciousness in which this sense 
of &quot;I am doing&quot; or even &quot;I am&quot; has disappeared, got dissolved. Truly, the work 
is done not by me, by the sense of &quot;I-ness&quot;, but by Prakriti, Nature, apparently 
by Lower Nature, secretly by Higher Nature. When the &quot;I&quot; disappears, the force 
that has been working continues to work, only the sense of &quot;I&quot; attached to it 
(in ignorance and by ignorance) is no longer there. Or, the &quot;I&quot; has completely 
merged itself into the working Force and is one with it. What is conscious is 
not the personality or the individual I, but the Force of action.
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