--- In [email protected], turquoiseb <no_reply@...> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "sparaig" <LEnglish5@> wrote: > > > > I've found an interesting alternative definition: > > > > Willingness to surrender to dharma > > Define dharma. Show it to me scientifically. I'll wait. >(snip) It is everyone's 'Dharma' to finally surrender the 'Ego'... Scientifically, we know, that the 'Soul' animates the 'Body'... But, because of our limited mind, we 'Create' this imaginary version of ourselves, and this must be overcome to achieve 'Dharma'... The way to disolve this ego, is to transcend it... This involves transcending body, mind, emotions and various attatchments that we inherited from past impressions or 'Samsaras'...
Finally, when we stabilize the 'Being' beyond the 'Ego'... Then 'Dharma' arises naturally, as we are 'Acting' from the 'Soul'... The more 'Pure Consciousness' can be establised in awareness, the more the ego dissolves or gets 'Burned Up'... And, this just allows the true self to imerge... And the true 'Dharma' to be lived... The true dharma is to radiate pure consciousness or 'Soul'.. 'Soul' is all-compassionate, all-loving and infinite... So, it is just a matter of surrendering ego, which will automatically release the soul's desire to express itself, much beyond the boundaries of the limited 'Ego'... R.
