On Dec 21, 2005, at 5:35 PM, Peter wrote:I bet someplace, somewhere, there's a jivan mukta blazing in the brilliance of Brahman who would miserably fail this "test." Strictly speaking jivanmukti is a different state of consciousness than Brahman consciousness. Brahman consciousness is
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1. States his or her own enlightenment: The wisest masters tend not
to state their own enlightenment or perfection for they know that it
is both unhelpful to themselves and to their students. The false
teachers often make this claim because
How does MMY measure up? It ain't looking good...but where can I get
a silk dhoti like that...
On Dec 21, 2005, at 4:07 PM, markmeredith2002 wrote:
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1.States his or her own enlightenment: The wisest masters tend not
to state their own
Oops, forgot these:On Dec 21, 2005, at 5:02 PM, Vaj wrote: 3. Acts omnipotently with no accountability: Some spiritual communities are run like concentration camps, with guru and his chosen ones acting like Gestapo officers. Unjust or outrageous behaviour by the guru is passed off as what is
I bet someplace, somewhere, there's a jivan mukta
blazing in the brilliance of Brahman who would
miserably fail this test.
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1.States his or her own enlightenment: The wisest
masters tend
