Advaita in Dutch "de tweeheid te boven"

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Dear Tim

> Entirely aside from perceived "problems," the topics (life and death)

> make for lively, interesting discussion :-).

 

Absolutely... and I love it...

> It's quite obvious that words don't communicate so-called "advaita"

 

Advaita in Dutch: "de tweeheid te boven"

This originally got me into the Trappist Monastery when I was 19.

I should write the story of it...

> (except when used as pointers, for the purposes of "teaching" [i use

> that word very loosely and cautiously]). After nearly 3 years

> of "attempting to discuss" nothing else, the topic has become moot --

> a mailing list environment is perhaps the poorest means

> of "communication" as far as the so-called nondual perspective.

>

> So let the "greats" like Ramana continue to point... even though

> there is nothing to "point to" and nobody to do it <smile>.

 

Hey Tim, may I "point to" the humorous and, for want of a better word,

hilarious observation that we are the "greats"

Actually when I read your sentence well it means that, hee hee... let's

celebrate that with each other.

> > THIS

> > IS

> > THE

> > MIRACLE

> >

> > THIS IS IT

> > THIS IS ALL THERE IS TO THIS

>

> So... that said, shall we turn our computers off and simply

> remain 'absorbed' in the Self? :-). But that "absorption" is not

> interrupted or blocked in the slightest by lively discussion or even

> by thinking... the "Source of thought" remains always "aware of

> Itself."

 

Of course not my dear Tim, let's have fun communicating with cyber

fingers and loving with cyberarms... above all keep the computers on,

but I will have a coffee, go for a ride, a swim and a sun bath in a

minute...

 

When I say THIS IS IT , THE MIRACLE it is very concrete as there is no

abstraction...

 

Love you Tim

 

(amrita)