That's right. I am an infant at heart. Have you heard of Jesus saying "be a child at heart" ? That is the nature of the Self. It is pure innocence. It is our true nature.
Sandeep has a manipulative and political mind who uses his fake literary skills to create a persona. As long as you do not mess with him or argue with him, he will be your best friend. But luckily some people in this world have spines and balls and can see through the fog of erudition that he creates. As far as being mean is concerned, I am mean to him..yes because you do not see how he tries to influence others to hate me in his posts. This is what I mean by political nature. There were several other Indians who have done that here already. There was a Vijaya and another Ram or someone. They lick the arses of Rodger or yourself or some other Western people here and think that this is some cool group to which they are privileged to belong to. All this is because they don't have the balls to argue directly because they might lose membership of this elite group. The most disgusting thing about these people was that they do not know what Self-realization is and they tried to convince me that it cannot have happened to me. That is the biggest joke. It will take another million years for any person to convince me of that because that is the nature of reality. So now tell me where are Vijaya or Ram ? They are all gone in hiding. And this Sandeep now has to clean up his act or else its going to be very hard for him to convince people of anything. On Fri, Jul 23, 2010 at 9:01 PM, Marko Gregoric <[email protected]>wrote: > I think Sandeep posts are very inspiring sometimes even mindblowing. I > think you'll hardly find some advaita text of this quality and > insightfulness > in modern literature. Of course someone might not appreciate his literary > style aka way of expressing or even the very content. That I can understand. > What I cannot understand is your infantile attitude, RS. No, sorry, let me > correct the term,you are simply being mean. > > > > 2010/7/23 roomsearching <[email protected]> > > Sandeep, >> >> This is your best post ever because you did not use your own brain in >> posting it. >> Thank you so much. >> >> On Fri, Jul 23, 2010 at 6:47 PM, Kuber Technologies < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >>> >>> A monk once complained to the Master, "We waste most of the day sweeping >>> floors and washing clothes, is there a away of avoiding this"? >>> >>> "Yes, there is." >>> >>> "How?" >>> >>> "By just sweeping floors and washing clothes," replied the Master. >>> >>> >>> --------- >>> >>> The myth is not about "doing Nothing" but that in the doing of something, >>> anything, >>> >>> .... something, anything is getting done. >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >
