--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > tomandcindytraynoratfairfieldlis wrote: > > Jim Flanegin writes snipped: > > Are you kidding me?? That it is OK to die of cancer when on the cusp > > of enlightenment? Finish the job, for God's sake, and begin enjoying > > life as a realized being NOW. Do the job in front of you. > > > > TomT: > > No way to know he was not finished and just living out the rest of his > > time. Nisargadata and Ramana Maharishi both went out with cancer. Who > > is to know either way and who cares, as Ramana would say. Who is it > > that wants to know? Tom > I think that is one problem when one becomes enlightened, they start > neglecting the body because they experience no attachment to it. I bet > quite a few here who have been meditating for years and have some degree > of enlightenment keep trying to remind themselves to look into some > medical problem even if it is just a toothache because they only > "witness" it and it is not as overwhelming as it would have been before > they were meditating. >
???SO much for integration of mind and body...
