rather than condemn, why not post your own outlook
on this conscious life, I would like to hear the way
you see it

On Aug 28, 6:31 am, roomsearching <[email protected]> wrote:
> *As beautiful and simple as the quote of Nisargadatta was,
>
> I found the part written by you was extremely annoying and utterly
> disgusting.
>
> Please stop writing your own thoughts. They are very ugly.
>
> Your sense of humour is like a horrible car crash.  *
>
> On Sat, Aug 28, 2010 at 6:31 AM, Kuber Technologies <
>
> [email protected]> wrote:
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> > Since the Beedi dude is supposed to be the expert in such
> > matters...........Godzen......
>
> > here is what he kept on growling at poor seekers appearing in front of him
>
> > "I do not negate the world. I see it as appearing in consciousness, which
> > is the totality of the known in the immensity of the unknown.
>
> > What begins and ends is mere appearance.
>
> > The world can be said to appear, but not to "be".
>
> > The appearance may last very long on some scale of time, and be very short
> > on another, but ultimately it comes to the same.
>
> > Whatever is time bound is momentary and has no reality."
>
> > ----------
>
> > And that world which can be said to appear but not to be .........
>
> > ...is a collation of experiences.........both the mundane and the
> > profound.....
>
> > .....experiences which include a satsangh with the energy-exuding-Master.
>
> > Or a satsangh with the energy-sapping divine mistress in a bordello.
>
> > On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 12:31 PM, Kuber Technologies <
> > [email protected]> wrote:
>
> >> On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 11:04 AM, godszen <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >>> so the universe, all creation, and your life is a concept?
>
> >>> and to be dismissed as such?
>
> >> A dismissal needs a substantivity of the to-be-dismissed.
>
> >> Awake today morning, sipping from a hot cup of tea........do you dismiss
> >> the drama of last night sleep dream?
>
> >> Or there is a prevailing knowing (to use a word) of the intrinsic nature
> >> of appearing gestalts,
>
> >> .............whether that be the awake-dream drama or the sleep-dream
> >> drama, or the deep-sleep-state.
>
> >> A prevailing knowing , which does not dawn because it is never not so
> >> .....
>
> >> ......and in the absence of the dawning, there is no dusking.
>
> >> No alpha, no omega.
>
> >> Which off course makes the term "prevailing" superfluous.
>
> >> A knowing, in which there is neither the presence of acceptance, or the
> >> presence of negation/dismissing.....
>
> >> ..... and neither their absences.
>
> >> A knowing which apperceives that appearing gestalts are not apart, not
> >> separate....
>
> >>  ............as there is no independent, separative loci at which the
> >> appearing gestalt
>
> >> can get anchored......
>
> >> .....and simultaneously apperceives the durational conceptuality of
> >> appearances.
>
> >> Thus the immanence and the simultaneous transcendence of the immanence.
>
> >> Call it Turiyatta or awareness-not-aware-of-itself.........or
> >> Bozo.........makes no difference.

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