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Yes. For example, I feel good because I just finished a great lunch, to which I can say without doubt I am attached. I cannot seem to get away from eating. It has me by the throat, as it were. ---Practical advice, always offer
the last and best bite to Guru. For someone else.
> Or is it a lure toward joy, from which it is might be > easier to make the leap to pure consciousness? Vaj said it well the other day -- "the more intense the bliss-sensation, the more intense levels of emptiness (which is what the bliss is riding on top of) one can fathom." ---Basically doesn't matter one
way or the other as one writer said, "if toothache or ice cream then which one
first."
> Doesn't joy chagne the physiology so that the leap is easier? I think Deepak Chopra and Maharishi might say so. And so would Patrick Gillam, for all that. - PJG What leap as there is only the
emptiness, and then the bliss for the gap wherein we reside, with its suchness,
and then the manifestation of bliss. There can be no other unless your karma is
extremely skewed. Then of course some reintegration is needed. In this case the
means justify the ends. The greatest means is to sing and dance. create peace on
the level of peace. If a man could dance faster than another could fight then
the fighter would be worn down while the dance would just be smiling and having
a good time. Bliss is the direct means to peace through nonattachment to the
specifics. But attachment to the whole. Consider Capoiera.
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