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      161. In the following passage, some of the words have been left out, each of which is indicated by a number. Find the suitable word from the options given against each number and fill up the blanks with appropriate words to make the paragraph meaningfully complete. The person who is truly enlightened has __ (156) __ experienced the ultimate or absolute nature of life itself. In that revelation, he has seen far __ (157) __ the boundaries of the personal self and__ (158) ___ the universal nature of all his human experience. That explosive __ (159) __ liberates the self from the perpetual tyranny of being trapped in a relationship to life that is merely __ (160) __. Enlightenment is a __ (161) __ in which the individual has come to the end of a fundamentally self-centered relationship to life. Absolute means free from limitations. Those who directly __(162)__ enlightenment find__(163)__ infused with a consciousness that transcends time, a consciousness __(164)__ was never born and, therefore, is free from death. They experience that which is immortal. As long as we are self-centered, lost in that which is merely personal, we are simply not going to be available to manifest the profound and extraordinary evolutionary potential that in most of us lies__ (165) __. The perspective of the one who has not awakened is limited by definition. The reference point for all of his personal experience is the separate ego.
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      Enlightenment is a ‘condition’ in which the individual has come to the end of a fundamentally self-centered relationship to life.

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