Let Go, Let Go in Ever Widening Rings of Being

i see that in, i mean, quote from rumia, which, again, a is very nating. And it's in the moment of weakness and letting go, surrender, maybe we'd be a more islamic word, that the realization that there's a greater good that can encompass all that seems bad. Blake talks about eternal life that can embrace even what he calls eternal death. By flowing down, it's going deep and deeper into our self, allowing ourselves to be divested of all the limiting characteristics and qualities that we inherit from the content of our experience. In other words, we sort of undress.