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"
Beautiful
.
Everything
beautiful
is
there
.
Every
person
beautiful
is
there
.
Everything
beautiful
to
eat
is
there
.
Everything
is
love
there
.
Heaven
is
love
.
"
Then
Ketut
said
he
knows
another
meditation
.
"
To
down
.
"
This
down
meditation
takes
him
seven
levels
below
the
world
.
This
is
a
more
dangerous
meditation
.
Not
for
beginning
people
,
only
for
a
master
.
I
asked
,
"
So
if
you
go
up
to
heaven
in
the
first
meditation
,
then
,
in
the
second
meditation
you
must
go
down
to
…
?
"
"
Hell
,
"
he
finished
the
statement
.
This
was
interesting
.
Heaven
and
hell
aren
’
t
ideas
I
’
ve
heard
discussed
very
much
in
Hinduism
.
Hindus
see
the
universe
in
terms
of
karma
,
a
process
of
constant
circulation
,
which
is
to
say
that
you
don
’
t
really
"
end
up
"
anywhere
at
the
end
of
your
life
-
not
in
heaven
or
hell
-
but
just
get
recycled
back
to
the
earth
again
in
another
form
,
in
order
to
resolve
whatever
relationships
or
mistakes
you
left
uncompleted
last
time
.
When
you
finally
achieve
perfection
,
you
graduate
out
of
the
cycle
entirely
and
melt
into
The
Void
.
The
notion
of
karma
implies
that
heaven
and
hell
are
only
to
be
found
here
on
earth
,
where
we
have
the
capacity
to
create
them
,
manufacturing
either
goodness
or
evil
depending
on
our
destinies
and
our
characters
.
Karma
is
a
notion
I
’
ve
always
liked
.
Not
so
much
literally
.
Not
necessarily
because
I
believe
that
I
used
to
be
Cleopatra
’
s
bartender
-
but
more
metaphorically
.
The
karmic
philosophy
appeals
to
me
on
a
metaphorical
level
because
even
in
one
lifetime
it
’
s
obvious
how
often
we
must
repeat
our
same
mistakes
,
banging
our
heads
against
the
same
old
addictions
and
compulsions
,
generating
the
same
old
miserable
and
often
catastrophic
consequences
,
until
we
can
finally
stop
and
fix
it
.
This
is
the
supreme
lesson
of
karma
(
and
also
of
Western
psychology
,
by
the
way
)
-
take
care
of
the
problems
now
,
or
else
you
’
ll
just
have
to
suffer
again
later
when
you
screw
everything
up
the
next
time
.
And
that
repetition
of
suffering
-
that
’
s
hell
.
Moving
out
of
that
endless
repetition
to
a
new
level
of
understanding
-
there
’
s
where
you
’
ll
find
heaven
.
But
here
Ketut
was
talking
about
heaven
and
hell
in
a
different
way
,
as
if
they
are
real
places
in
the
universe
which
he
has
actually
visited
.
At
least
I
think
that
’
s
what
he
meant
.
Trying
to
get
clear
on
this
,
I
asked
,
"
You
have
been
to
hell
,
Ketut
?
"
He
smiled
.
Of
course
he
’
s
been
there
.
