--- In [email protected], "Ron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Unlike Balsekar i am not going to say all is perfect as it is > - and if you are a murderer then that is quite fine it is perfect > and just be what you are.
Personally, I find Balsekar's perspective refreshing. While I haven't studied him in depth, what I've read about him online struck me as having a mahavakya-like quality in pointing out that even the most extreme of polarities are wholeness and perfect as they are, even as the ego-mind continues in its quest to divide and separate, which is also wholeness and perfect as it is.
