--- In [email protected], Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > You are making assumptions out of waking state. In > realization there is nobody to go anyplace.
Not to argue but to pose a question, what if one has reached a basic state of realization (MMY's CC) but there is still a long way for him/her to go to attain a full state of realization. In other words, there are still a lot of higher states of conscious- ness still to be experienced. If such a person kicks the bucket before experiencing them, are those experiences denied them or do they get another shot? This was actually asked of Maharishi a few times in my presence, and he seemed to believe that it was all over but the shoutin'. No more incarnation, no more "shots." All I'm suggesting is that other spiritual traditions don't necessarily see it that way. They tend to believe that if there are states still to be evolved *into*, there is still something left to evolve. In other words, only at the theoretical "end point" of evolution is there "nobody to go anyplace." Before that, there is the subjective feeling that "nobody is at home," but if full realization has not been attained on a permanent basis, someone still is. > --- Jeff Fischer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > When one has *awakened* where do they go when they > > drop the body?
