| p17 | It would be easy to consider an annihilated soul as humble or contrite, even virtuous. And yet, when fully dissolved, the soul is no longer aware of itself as either “good” or “bad.” It simply is—pure existence, clinging to nothing, including the idea of being something or becoming something. The soul finally breathes the Divine Impulse as its own breath, moving as the Beloved moves without asking why or how. |