I would tend to disagree, respectfully with the previous description;
In that it was said, that there would need to always be
some indentification with something for experience to occur.
But that too, is an ego presentation:
The ego is the hardest thing to conquer, because in enlightenment, it
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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snipping what came before
I think it can be understood using the concept of
dharma. Within the context of waking state there is a
foundational dharma of individual responsibility
because there is so clearly a
The Miracle occurs when; the body is Transcended;
And we recognize the soul;
Within ourselves first;
Then in the Tree, and the rest.
We are souls dwelling in the body;
And when you recognize that in another;
That is when the Healing occurs.
Both are healed, as this is the experience of:
Unity
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I think it can be understood using the concept of
dharma. Within the context of waking state there is a
foundational dharma of individual
Nice. Wow...I find myself agreeing with Adi Da.
Go figure. Nice way to start the day... :-)
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, matrixmonitor
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No person in Enlightenment, nobody there, at home? Not quite
correct.
Adi Da clarifies the situation, resolving the
Like the recent Dylan docu No Direction Home, this
film captures a lot of the schizophrenia of the Sixties,
and the contrasts that made it what it was. Good viewing
for anyone who was there and anyone who was not but wants
to understand it all.
It was a very Tantric period -- lots of
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tomandcindytraynoratfairfieldlis
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Tom T writes:
Alistair Scherer tranlation of Patanjali the last sutras in the book.
Sutra 31 Knowledge which has been freed from the veils of impurity is
unbounded.
Whatever can be known is
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snipping what came before
I think it can be understood using the concept of
dharma. Within the context of waking state there is a
On Nov 23, 2005, at 8:29 PM, matrixmonitor wrote:
It's all in the CELLS, Dude, so don't say there's nobody there. The
body is there and was there all along, and the body performs actions
in accord with Pavlovian conditioning. This may include criminal
behavior, for which the Enlightened
It's really long:
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Exactly!
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It's really long:
**4.34**
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Sounds like the perfect excuse for Adi Da to
continue his outrageous
behavior.
Absolutely. This clear realization and understanding
only makes sense in the condition of realization. The
understanding alone in the context of waking state can
be used as
--- TurquoiseB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm more radical; I don't think the term
'enlightenment'
should be used at all. It's lost any useful
meaning.
If one insists on using it, defining it in terms of
behavior could be misleading and illusory, because
all
of the traits you list
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I would tend to disagree, respectfully with the
previous description;
In that it was said, that there would need to always
be
some indentification with something for experience
to occur.
But that too, is an ego presentation:
The ego is the
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Exactly!
I guess I otta refrain from trying to translate it! :/
Vyaasa's comment is only 3 - 4 lines lång.
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Actually I wrote that because my browser turned your
post into a bunch of E's.
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Exactly!
I guess I otta refrain from trying to translate
it! :/
Vyaasa's
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Actually I wrote that because my browser turned your
post into a bunch of E's.
Sorry, it didn't. I copied that text from a devanaagarii
PDFile. I admit I was a bit mischievous, but my intention
was to show how
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snip
Anybody else identify with this? I ask because
some on this forum have characterized those of us
who have had such experiences and talk about them
openly here as somehow presenting ourselves as
authorities on or
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, authfriend [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
A major part of the difficulty in talking about
enlightenment, it seems to me, is that folks--
*especially* you, Barry--don't bother to think
through what they're saying.
I should have said some folks. Many people
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would love to replace the term, witness with
context. The english term witness implies a
relationship ala waking state between a subject and
experience. As if in enlightenment one watches
everything; there is an untouched
On Nov 24, 2005, at 10:09 AM, Irmeli Mattsson wrote:
I mean by the word witnessing this more detached way of observing and
working, where the subject is not overwhelmed by the emotion.
Can you suggest a better word to describe this mode of functioning?
Context is not appropriate here.
The
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I would love to replace the term, witness with
context. The english term witness implies a
relationship ala waking state between a subject and
experience. As if in enlightenment one watches
everything; there is an
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snip
Anybody else identify with this? I ask because
some on this forum have characterized those of us
who have had such experiences and
November 24, 2005
What's the Buzz? Sound Therapy
By STEPHANIE ROSENBLOOM
...For decades people have relaxed and meditated to soothing sounds,
including recordings of waves lapping, desktop waterfalls and wind
chimes. Lately a new kind of sound therapy, often called sound
healing, has begun to
On Nov 24, 2005, at 10:27 AM, TurquoiseB wrote:
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I would love to replace the term, witness with
context. The english term witness implies a
relationship ala waking state between a subject and
experience. As if in
Britain
The Times November 24, 2005
Newton trounces Einstein in vote on their relative merits
By Mark Henderson, Science Correspondent
HIS most famous equation, E=mc², is 100 years old, and 2005 has been named
Einstein
Year in his honour, but Albert Einstein has been trounced in a
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snip
Anybody else identify with this? I ask because
some
Hi Judy,
As you may have noticed, my appearances here are somewhat sporadic these days,
so
forgive me if I am covering old ground, but
When were you last in FF? I believe I remember reading some time ago that you
were here
in the 80's perhaps.
I am suggesting, for the sake of a more
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, L B Shriver
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Hi Judy,
As you may have noticed, my appearances here are somewhat sporadic
these days, so forgive me if I am covering old ground, but
When were you last in FF? I believe I remember reading some time
ago that
From: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/circle2012dreams/Subject: ASHTAR ON THANKSGIVING "Well, Good Evening!!!"And so it is that you are on the eve, as it were, of another one of what you call the holiday seasons. And so, yes, we do have news for you. It is simply that this year, 2005 in
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Any ideas why Bhoja seems to mention rays of sun in
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snip The concept of the ego/I going away or being
somehow replaced by Self/I implies that it's
a subtractive process. For me, realization has
always been more of an additive process. Nothing
of life before
Published on Sunday, November 20, 2005 by the lndependent/UK
The Big Thaw: Global Disaster Will Follow If the Ice Cap on Greenland
Melts
Now scientists say it is vanishing far faster than even they expected.
by Geoffrey Lean
Greenland's glaciers have begun to race towards the ocean,
Both Einstein and Newton mostly wasted their time after their great
discoveries, Einstein did almost nothing after 1920 or so, Newton
threw all his energy into alchemy.
For all practical purposes, Einstein's creative career ended around
1920, the same time he began to attract respectable
On Nov 24, 2005, at 8:18 AM, Peter wrote:
In true Unity Consciousness, even this karma is
resolved. When this
occurs, people who still retain karmas from the
human world will
perceive these yogins to become transparent to the
'eye of flesh'.
That's why there are such methods as
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, authfriend [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, L B Shriver
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Hi Judy,
As you may have noticed, my appearances here are somewhat sporadic
these days, so forgive me if I am covering old ground,
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Hi Judy,
As you may have noticed, my appearances
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L B Shriver wrote:
I am suggesting, for the sake of a more rewarding experience of
satsang, that you plan to visit for a week or two sometime in
the coming year.
Judy replied:
Well, thanks for
Shemp
That's a very funny comment, first time I remember laughing at
something you wrote.
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