"The aspirant must come to understand that the reason why one harbors pride for objects is because the objects are believed to be true. If one understands that objects are only a temporary appearance, and becomes convinced that objects cannot really provide true happiness, then the apparent reality of the objects automatically fades away. It then becomes possible for one to develop detachment for those objects that were previously held dear to one as true. Unless the futility of acquiring objects in this world is impressed irrevocably upon the mind, Self-Knowledge is difficult to attain. Unless one understands the false nature of objects, one will never aspire for the " Real Thing." The day that the wrong knowledge regarding the world is eliminated, one becomes convinced that this entire world is only temporary appearance. Things which appear to exist have no existence at all. Blessed is the devotee who receives this Knowledge."
