Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Shri Chakra, Arid Mars, Adi-Shankara and
Wiki-Willy-Tex
Marek,
You are granting Wiki-Willy an undeserved title. Willy is called Wiki because
it is his main source of information. That makes him the anti-scholar whose
pseudo-scholarship is proven every other post
heart.
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Sent: Monday, October 22, 2012 2:36 PM
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Shri Chakra, Arid Mars, Adi-Shankara and
Wiki-Willy-Tex
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Marek,
You are granting Wiki-Willy an undeserved title
EB, sounds like Chandogya Upanishad, 8.1:
emptybill:
Yep, and Vyasa's commentary on the heart sutra points
this out.
You're not even making any sense - the 'heart sutra' is
a Mahayana Buddhist work, 'Vyasa' is a legendary author,
and all the Upanishads came AFTER the historical
Guess you never practice anymore.
That would explain a lot.
The reference was to YS 3.34 ( or YS 3.35 depending on the version)
hridaye chitta samvit
(on the heart - awareness of consciousness )
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Richard J. Williams
richard@... wrote:
EB, sounds like
EB, sounds like Chandogya Upanishad, 8.1:
Yep, and Vyasa's commentary on the heart sutra points
this out.
You're not even making any sense - the 'heart sutra' is
a Mahayana Buddhist work, 'Vyasa' is a legendary author,
and all the Upanishads came AFTER the historical
emptybill:
Guess you never practice anymore.
There is nothing to 'practice' once you realized your
true nature is enlightened from the very beginning
when you were born. All you have to is *isolate* the
prakriti and let your Light shine. I still meditate
every day because that's just what
marek:
There are obvious and apparent influences, but I don't
think you've made your case.
Appareently what you have failed to understand is that
stupas are an ancient form of mandala. The stupa represents
the awakened mind, so Buddhism, representing the enlightenment
tradition In India, is
Yes, Richard, I understand that you have come to the conclusion you state below
and have stated many times in the past. I don't believe, however, that you have
made a case that is convincing enough for someone else to reach the same
conclusion. Or, more accurately, you haven't convinced me.
A
Marek,
You are granting Wiki-Willy an undeserved title. Willy is called Wiki
because it is his main source of information. That makes him the
anti-scholar whose pseudo-scholarship is proven every other post by his
unwarranted and amateurish conclusions.
What he is not telling you, because he
Mars, Adi-Shankara and
Wiki-Willy-Tex
Marek,
You are granting Wiki-Willy an undeserved title. Willy is called Wiki because
it is his main source of information. That makes him the anti-scholar whose
pseudo-scholarship is proven every other post by his unwarranted and amateurish
conclusions
Richard, you wrote:
So, the Sri Vidya tradition is similar to the
Trika of Kashmere. The Kashmiri Pandits still
worship the triratna symbol.
Buddhism in Kashmere:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhism_in_kashmir
Kashmir Shaivism resembles Hindu tantra, and both
have as their key symbol the
marek:
I appreciate your scholarship, Richard, but
what is the actual connection that you premise
your belief?
So, you've noticed that the MUM Golden Dome is
sperical in shape with an umbrella on top, and
surrounded by a fence! LoL!
Architecture and graphical evidence:
So, based on the
That's quite a lot of assumptions, Richard, that collectively still don't add
up to become what we *know* about Buddhism being the source of the Sri Vidya
tradition, and TM.
Human beings spending their time in meditative contemplative processes are
likely to have come to similar internal
Actually, Buddhists traveled to the Mayan Empire and constructed the
Observatory at Chitzen Itza: Here's proof: (the similarity between the
Observatory and a Buddhist Stupa):
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/95/Chich%C3%A9n_Itz%C3%A1_Mayan_observatory.jpg
...
The Buddhists were
marek:
...still don't add up to become what we *know* about
Buddhism being the source of the Sri Vidya tradition,
and TM.
Well, it looks most of our readers know next to nothing
about the origins of the TMer philosophy and practice.
The mandala can be found in the form of the Stupa; the
Yifu:
Actually, Buddhists traveled to the Mayan Empire and
constructed the Observatory at Chitzen Itza: Here's
proof: (the similarity between the Observatory and a
Buddhist Stupa):
You are incorrect, Sir. It was ancient aliens that
constructed the Chitzen Itza as well as Pumapunku
down
emptybill:
...even though no Buddhists use the Shri Yantra.
ROTFLMAO!!!
So, what do we know, fer sure?
Rajaram Mishra, later to become Swami Bramhananda
Saraswati, was born on Thursday, 21 December, 1868
in village Gana, which is close to the city of
Ayodhya, in North India. Rajaram was
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