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    The document discusses different types of knowledge and ignorance. It describes those who know but don't know they know, those who don't know but think they know, those who know and know they know, and those who don't know but know they don't know. For each type, it offers guidance, such as becoming whole, seeing the beginning, being guided to safety and light, or knowing through knowledge. The conclusion affirms this undertaking for past, present and future.

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    The document discusses different types of knowledge and ignorance. It describes those who know but don't know they know, those who don't know but think they know, those who know and know they know, and those who don't know but know they don't know. For each type, it offers guidance, such as becoming whole, seeing the beginning, being guided to safety and light, or knowing through knowledge. The conclusion affirms this undertaking for past, present and future.

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    Sarmouni Recital

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    Jason Stern
    The document discusses different types of knowledge and ignorance. It describes those who know but don't know they know, those who don't know but think they know, those who know and know they know, and those who don't know but know they don't know. For each type, it offers guidance, such as becoming whole, seeing the beginning, being guided to safety and light, or knowing through knowledge. The conclusion affirms this undertaking for past, present and future.

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    Sarmouni Recital

    I who do not know, but think that I


    He who knows and does not know that know:
    he knows: set me free from the confusion of that
    he is asleep. Let him become one, whole. ignorance.
    Let him be awakened.
    He who knows, and know that HE IS:
    He who has known but does not know: he is wise. Let him be followed.
    let him see once more the beginning of By his presence alone man may be
    all. transformed.

    He who does not wish to know, and yet


    says that he needs to know: We who know, and do not know that we
    let him be guided to safety and to light. know:
    let us become one, whole.
    He who does not know, and knows that Let us be transformed.
    he does not know:
    let him, through this knowledge, know. We who have known, but do not know:
    let us once more see the beginning of all.
    He who does not know, but thinks that
    he knows: We who do not wish to know, and yet
    set him free from the confusion of that say that we need to know:
    ignorance. let us be guided to safety and light.

    He who knows, and knows that HE IS: We who do not know, and know that we
    he is wise. Let him be followed. do not know:
    By his presence alone man may be let us, through this knowledge, know.
    transformed.
    We who do not know, but think that we
    know:
    I who know, and do not know that I set us free from the confusion of that
    know: ignorance.
    let me become one, whole.
    Let me be awakened. He who knows, and knows that HE IS;
    he is wise. Let him be followed.
    I who have known, but do not know: By his presence alone man may be
    let me see once more the beginning of transformed.
    all.
    As with our forebears
    I who do not wish to know, and yet say So with our successors.
    that I need to know: So with us.
    let me be guided to safety and light. We affirm this undertaking.
    So let it be.
    I who do not know, and know that I do
    not know:
    let me through this knowledge, know.

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