.

Thanks Mark,

We agree in different ways.

Sounds good to me ………your words are much better then mine, but of
course I make no judgement.

“The purpose of a motor car is transportation.”

Using this expression as your core principle.

While it’s correct to say  ““The purpose of a motor car is
transportation.” There are clearly many other purposes for a car.  To
sustain business.  To advertise status.  To cherish in a museum, to be
crushed into granules and recycled into a computer.

Exploring Advaita has no absolutes.  Purpose has no absolutes.   Love
has no absolutes.  Fear, Hope, Beauty, Anger, Stupidity, Happiness,
Depression.   Etc, Etc,   these human conditions are not finite.

In Opinion   -:-
All of these intangible Human conditions are created my the
individual, suffer or enjoyed by the individual and ultimately
destroyed by the individual.    The purpose of such conditions must
clearly be defined by the individual who makes manifest.  No
individual can completely or fully appreciate the conditions of
another.  Therefore Only the individual can fully know and experience
their conditions of purpose, Fear, Hope, Beauty, Anger, Stupidity,
Happiness, Depression.   Etc, Etc,

Unlike the car which came with a manual and a tangible purpose.
Humans have only themselves to examine and fully understand and
trust.

Advaita – only points to an very old understanding of all the universe
being instrumental in a synchronised momentary event, known as this
now.  Like a light beacon in a stormy sea it directs the heart and
mind to look and think about this now in a new way.   Instead of
seeing this world as separates, past, future, my stuff, your stuff,
big and small.   Advaita says look again.  Look deeper.  Listen
harder.

All is not what it seems ………..

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On Apr 12, 11:38 am, Mark Ty-Wharton <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 11 April 2011 11:57, roomsearching <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > You have to go beyond the blah blah blah to understand the Self.
> > Be perfectly silent. When awakening happens, you will know what the Self
> > is.
>
> sounds like you are limited by what you think self is?
>
> surely awakening is knowing what self is not
>
> I am not the body, mind, thoughts or feelings
>
> In that freedom and even that is not who or what I am

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