Should preferences be neutralized or forgotten?
One should not have them!
When the mind becomes silent, when it stops judging, pushing itself forward with its so-called knowledge, one begins to solve the problem of life. One must refrain from judging, for the mind is only an instrument of action, not an instrument of true knowledge—true knowledge comes from elsewhere.
If one refrained from judging, one would arrive at an ever more precise knowledge of the Truth and nine-tenths of the world’s misery would disappear.
The great disorder in the world would to a large extent be neutralized if the mind could admit that it does not know.
[The Mother: CWM 4]
