--- In [email protected], cardemaister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 
> "It would be wrong to estimate the state
> of cosmic consciousness in a man by anything
> he displays in the field of action, because
> this state accepts every activity, great or small,
> and at the same time retains complete stillness.
> His state cannot, in principle, be judged by
> what he does. There are no outer signs of a man
> who has risen to this state of Brahman."
> 
> OTB, p. 174 (Penguin paperback).
> 
> eSaa braahmii sthitiH paartha 
> nainaaM praapya vimuhyati 
> sthitvaasyaam anta-kaale 'pi
> brahma-nirvaaNam Rcchati

"He who has realized the Self, which is innate, unborn, and
inconceivable, is not contaminated by any evil, even if he acts in
whatever way he likes. And once he is free from ignorance, he cannot
perform any action. For that reason the self-controlled mendicant is
never bound."
Avadhut Gita II. 30 Translation Sw. Chetanananda, Publisher: Advaita
Ashram (Ramakrishna Mission)

"Surely the heart of one who has known the Self is not touched by
virtue and vice, just as the sky is not touched by smoke, even though
it appears to be."
"Who can prevent that great souled one, who has known this entire
universe to be the Self alone, from acting spontaneously?"
Ashtavakra Gita IV 3 + 4 Translation: Sw. Nityaswarupananda, Publ.
Advaita Ashrama (Ramakrishna Mission)

"Therefore, do you arise and win glory; conquering foes, enjoy the
affluent kingdom. These warriors stand already slain by Me; be you
only an instrument, Arjuna."
Bhagavad Gita XI. 33 Jayadayal Goyandka Gita; Press

It seems Neo-Advaita is quite ancient.






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