--- In [email protected], "Irmeli Mattsson" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "authfriend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
> > But what I was trying to get at was your previous
> > statement about it being necessary to posit an "I"
> > that sees the flower, even in enlightenment.  If you
> > try to go at it that way in describing enlightenment,
> > you run into the problem Peter described of using
> > a lower-order tool to portray a higher-order state.
> > 
> ****
> Very clearly I don't share your enlightenment.

I beg your pardon?  When did I ever suggest I was
enlightened?




 I cannot miss it either.
> I am happy, experience bliss 24 hours a day, feel I'm learning and 
> evolving and my health has become much better and I feel I'm also 
> capable of helping others to evolve. There is nothing more I could 
dream
> from life.
> There is only one intellectual problem here: There are many people 
who 
> are claimed to be enlightened. They also clearly can have many 
kinds of 
> character problems: be narsissists,need constant adulation by 
followers 
> etc.What is so special about that kind of enlightenmet. Can these 
> narsissistic or even other enlightened people help really fellow 
humans 
> prosper better in the world? I have no clear observation of that.
> I have seen that responsible, nonmanipulative compassionate 
ordinary 
> people can do a lot to help their fellow humans to get over their 
> problems.

I have no idea what you're blathering about here.
I thought we were talking about the difficulty
of describing enlightenment.






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