"The Katha consistently lays stress on several practical themes of the spiritual life: that a spiritual teacher is essential; that in all human experience it is really only the Self, pure consciousness, that is the enjoyer, so that when one realizes the Self “there is nothing else to be known” and “all the knots that strangle the heart are loosened”; and of course that death occurs only to that part of us which was born and launched into separate existence."
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