Guest guest Posted November 1, 2000 Report Share Posted November 1, 2000 Dear Tony, vedah na lokah na sura na yajnah varnasraamo naiva kulam na jatih no dhuma-margo na ca dipti-margo brahmaika-rupan parmartha-tattvam vyapya-vyapaka-nirmuktam tvam ekah saphalam yadi pratyaksam caparoksam ca atmanam manyase katham na ghato na ghatakaso no jivo jiva-vigrahah kevalam brhma samviddhi vedya-vedka-varjitam atmany evatmana sarvam tvaya purnam nirantaram dhyata dhyanam na te cittam nirlajjah dhyayate katham visuddhosi samam tattvam videhas tvam ajovyayah janamiha najanamity atmanam manyase katham samyogas ca viyogas co vartate na ca te na me na tvam naham jagan nedam sarvam atmaiva kevalam ---------------- aham ekam idam sarvam vyomatitam nirantaram pasyami katham atmanam pratyaksam va tirohitam tvam evam ekam hi katham na buddhyase samam hi sarvesu vimrstam avyayam sadoditosi tvam akhanditah prabho diva ca naktam co katham hi manyase ---------------- We are One Love - Michael Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2001 Report Share Posted June 14, 2001 There really is only one religion and that is Sanathana Dharma or Eternal Wisdom, where Huxley got his perennial wisdom expression from. All other religious constructs, including Hindu constructs are just mind training that's all..Re ligio= bind back....ONS....Tony. Well, thank you for telling me that. I think you might mean there is only One Truth? There are mang things that mind clings to religiously. "The best that you can do is to listen attentively to the jhani-of whom Sri Nisargadatta is a living example -and to trust and believe him. By such listening you will realize that his reality is your reality. he helps you in seeing the nature of the world and of the 'I am'. He urges you to study the workings of the body and the mind with solemn and intense concentration, to recognize that you are neither of them and to cast them off." From Intro-I Am That Talks with Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj Hard at work with this good advice...wish the best for you Tony, as I know you wish the best for me. Joyce Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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