--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "authfriend" <jstein@> > wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > > > Do you honestly believe that the waking state > > > is only one state of consciousness, and thus > > > that "knowledge is different in different states > > > of consciousness doesn't apply to it?" > > > > Obviously, it depends on how you define "states of > > consciousness." > > > > For instance, "knowledge is different in different > > states of consciousness" does not apply to claiming > > I'm the person who always "starts it" one day and > > then only a week later making several posts attacking > > me, entirely unprovoked. > > > > > I'll be interested to hear your answer, because > > > I don't. I see the "waking state" more from a > > > Buddhist POV these days, and thus as having > > > "ten thousand states of mind," > > > > "States of mind" are not the same as "states of > > consciousness." > > > > > all of them > > > different, all of them *as* different from one > > > another in terms of how the world appears when > > > viewed from that state of mind as Maharishi's > > > CC is from his "Waking State" or GC or UC. > > > > No, states of mind aren't different from each > > other the same way CC/GC/UC is from waking state. > > Category error. > > Ok. 'Nuff said. That explains a great deal.
Good. I'm glad you now recognize the error you've been making. Apparently what you've been thinking of as "different states of consciousness" were really only *different states of mind*. Once you begin to experience different states of consciousness, the distinction will be very clear.
