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Bittul — Self-Nullificationביטול

Maggid of Mezritch / Chabad
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lineageMaggid of Mezritch / Chabad
dates1765
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The practiced taste of being no-one: releasing the sense of separate selfhood until one is a limb of the divine intention — "think of yourself as Ayin," taught the Maggid, "and you will be above time and place." Not self-erasure as pathology but ego held so lightly it becomes transparent; the anagram is the instruction: ANI (I) rearranged is AYIN (nothing).
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The PracticesAyinFana and Baqa · annihilation and abidingAnattā · अनात्मन् · no-selfĀtman · आत्मन् · the inmost selfTat tvam asi · तत् त्वम् असि · that thou artThe Maggid of Mezritch
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