[FairfieldLife] RE: RE: Re: Judy Stein#39;s Definition Of What Constitutes A LIE

2013-11-30 Thread anartaxius
There are certain people here who understand that deception goes to the heart 
of existence. In Indian traditions, we have a couple of examples. The main one 
being:
 

 The world is illusion, only Brahman is real, the world is Brahman. That is, 
everything is a lie through and through, and at the same time, truth.
 

 And from the Mahabharata:
 

 After King Drupada and King Virata were slain by Drona, Bhima, and 
Dhristadyumna fought him on the fifteenth day. Because Drona was very powerful 
and inconquerable having the irresistible brahmadanda, Krishna hinted to 
Yudhisthira that Drona would give up his arms if his son Ashwathama was dead. 
Bhima proceeded to kill an elephant named Ashwathama, and loudly proclaimed 
that Ashwathama was dead. Drona approached Yudhisthira to seek the truth of his 
son's death. Yudhisthira proclaimed 'Ashwathama Hatahath, naro va Kunjaro va', 
implying Ashwathama had died but he was nor sure whether it was a Drona's son 
or an elephant, The latter part of his proclamation (Naro va Kunjaro va) were 
drowned out by sound of the conch blown by Krishna intentionally (a different 
version of the story is that Yudhisthira pronounced the last words so feebly 
that Drona could not hear the word elephant). Prior to this incident, the 
chariot of Yudhisthira, proclaimed as Dharma raja (King of righteousness), 
hovered a few inches off the ground. After the event, the chariot landed on the 
ground as he lied.
 

 Goody goody spiritual types or crusaders try to ignore this and claim that 
this deception somehow does not spring from the eternal, which creates a 
logically unbalanced and delusionary version of existence by denying parity 
among the pairs of opposites such as good and evil; truth and falsehood. The 
peace that passes understanding is not a matter of good and evil or truth and 
lies, it is experiencing how these divergent characteristics are related within 
the entire range of experience.


[FairfieldLife] RE: RE: Re: Judy Stein#39;s Definition Of What Constitutes A LIE

2013-11-30 Thread doctordumbass
Aye Aye Matey!

 I enjoy the dynamics on here, and the vast variety of topics that come up - 
I'll pretty much go for whatever is interesting - 
 FFL reminds me of the crew aboard a small ship, on a wide river, sailing 
inevitably downstream,  towards an unknown destination. The way ahead is always 
clear, with a steady current, so that movement is inevitable, regardless of 
what we do. 

 We all run around like crazy, hauling on lines, pacing the deck, climbing the 
rigging, peering from the crow's nest, raising and dropping anchor, shouting 
orders, and spinning the wheel, attempting to influence our direction, and turn 
the ship. 

 None of it makes a damned bit of difference, though it is fun to play a sailor 
on the sea of consciousness, once in awhile. :-)

 

 

 

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, steve.sundur@... wrote:

  Now that was pretty funny.
 

 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu wrote:
 
 Some people on FFL forget it's just a chat group. 


 That should be the mantra of Fairfield Life:

 IT'S JUST A CHAT GROUP

 The TM advanced technique version would be:


GET OVER IT, NAMAH, NAMAH


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