> > > > "jim_flanegin" wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > Hi Rory- yeah, but the diff in Brahman is that consciousness > > > > > concentrates into the particle, but doesn't really collapse > into > > > it- <snip>
"Rory Goff" wrote: > > > > There is or can be a total collapse, as Krishna/Karttikeya begins > to be > > enlivened, but not one in which the wholeness or consciousness is > > *lost* in the collapse -- rather one in which the bliss and love > are > > actually *intensified* to infinity by being "compressed," as THAT > takes > > on the localized but still infinite *charm* and *personality* of > > Godhead :-) "jim_flanegin" wrote: > > Yeah- that was what I was lamely trying to express earlier-- that > the collapsing is more of a concentration or compression of life > essence vs some imprisonment of it.:-) Jai Krishna! (Why not? lol!) Ahh, OK, yes, Jim! I appreciate now your use of the word "concentrates" -- really a beautiful word there, both literally and figuratively :-)
