If you believe in devas then for you there are devas

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Namaste All,

 

One of the problems when dealing with diverse philosophies is the

different stages or paths people are on. This is why there are several

yogas in the Gita.

 

I use the word ultimately a lot because I understand that people

attribute a relative validity to creation, whilst they are in it.

 

The mind is ultimately unreal, and everything is mind or thought

stuff. What is that? So in this unreal mind there are infinite

possibilities of beliefs, such as energy, kundalini, goddess, devas,

angels, people, animals, plants etc. All just moving pictures on the

screen of Brahman. Even physics is reaching the same conclusion!!!

 

Even Saguna is unreal because of the attributes. If people want to use

goddesses and energies to help them on the road to one-pointedness

that is fine, it is a different path.

 

There is no attack by me on people who want to take that path, and I

expect no attack on me for the path I have taken. Mansour and Jesus

suffered death for daring to contradict religious dogma. I'm not in

their league and only a neophyte in comparison to the Vipassana of the

Buddha, but I don't suffer from delusion, except for the ultimate one,

the false ego.

 

If this list cannot bear the enquiry into 'religion', then where is

the freedom? It is based on Ramana's 'Who am I?' after all. Which is

essentially no different from the Buddha's Vipassana method, which

finds out we are just changing vibrations. A particle accelerator does

the same thing in science!

 

I will say again ultimately there is no God, Goddess, or even

ourselves or the world........ONS........Tony.