--- In [email protected], new.morning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Such positioning seems akin to boasting about the size of anatonomical > features. It appears to be an attribute of a needy ego. And maybe an > acknowledgement: "I am so screwed up, I need only the highest, best, > most powerful shakti-rocking, huge aura, powerful teacher." > > In contrast, it seems that some who are living spirituality, > naturally, don't require BIG teachers, or even any teachers. Perhaps > if one is seeking bragging rights (a paradox, indeed), they would brag > about how enlightened they got from a really lowly teacher. Sort of > like making it big, when born into meager circumstances. In contrast > to those born with a silver spoon in thier mouth (~"great teacher") > who can barely tie their shoe laces. > > Given that most/many roads lead to appreciating infinity in all beings > and things, what does it say about an aspirant who can't see infinity > in any number of spiritual teachers. Not only can't see THAT, but in > some cases, can see only low things. (Projection?). > > If the easiest bridge cannot be crossed, (seeing infinity when it is > "dripping" off a teacher), how far a bridge to see infinity in > unpleasant people? > > (Thats why this list is such a joy to provide such bridges.) >
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