Yes and No and perhaps it isn't

[Guest guest]

Namaste All,

 

Yes Kundalini is the universal mind, the Mahat. It is everything,

constantly changing. Chakras are everywhere depending on the observer.

There is more energy activity around endocrine points, for obvious

reasons.

 

Knocking the pharoah is risky, for Moses was the Pharoah.

 

The ten commandments are all that are left of a lot more.

 

On another note:

Non-Dualistic jargon is an excuse to do nothing about one's desires

and attachments. It is easier to talk than to do. That takes

committment, it is much easier to say, 'I don't need compassion, I can

indulge this body's desires, for it is unreal. Then more non dual

goggledook from the non active ones.

 

I actually enjoy this list for it reflects, in some, an amazing amount

of mental gymnastics not available to the ordinary man in the street.

It is a veritable pandora's box of nonsense, interspersed with some

real spirituality. Catholic or not, but then catholic is latin for

universal.

 

I get a laugh occasionally when non dualspeak minds are presented

with something that is outside their inflexible, rigid, strait jacket

parameters, it usually attacked or misunderstood.

 

However if the non dual bodymind dies or there is pralaya, they lie in

potential, waiting for the next dual universe to come out. Then again

they can speak non dual gobbledook for another aeon.

 

It is an intellectual achievment of non duality on the mind. They know

all about being a king but never become one!!!

Om Namah Sivaya......Tony.

[Guest guest]

On 6/10/01 at 3:32 PM Tony O'Clery wrote:

 

ºNamaste All,

[...]

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ºIt is an intellectual achievment of non duality on the mind. They know

ºall about being a king but never become one!!!

ºOm Namah Sivaya......Tony.

 

Thanks for the laugh Tony - who would want to be a king?

In popular language, the lousiest job on offer )

Having to behave to a strict protocol even when

going to the bathroom... So I would reject the knowledge

to become a king immediately

But what other "desirable job" could serve as an example?

I would rather be out of any job - leisure!

 

Joy and laughter,

Jan