Tim: possibilities/ProfessorVK

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, "fewtch" <coresite@a...> wrote:

> , "harshaimtm" wrote:

> > 1. Mind is stilled, the Shakti rises to the Sahasarara and then

> > merges in the Spiritual Heart. For this to happen, tendencies are

> > suspended by Grace. This is Nirvikalpa Samadhi and usually comes

> > after long years of spiritual practice having undergone other

types

> > of Savikalpa Samadhis and various experiences. For a spiritually

> > mature mind, the nature of Self perpetually Reveals It Self as

the

> > Self as ever new. Nirvikalpa Samadhi simply makes obvious That

> which

> > is already there in all its beauty already.

> >

> > 2. The second way is when the mind merges in the Heart and the

> > tendencies are fully destroyed. This is rare as shown in the case

> of

> > Sri RAmana. Here terms such as Self-Realization and liberation

have

> > little meaning.

> >

> > Self Is the Self. It Knows It Self By It Self and Through It

Self.

> It

> > is the Seeker and the Sought and the process is contained in IT.

> > Method given by the Guru, practiced truly, is Known as the Goal

> that

> > is ever-existent.

>

> At the risk of assuming too much, these utterances have an air of

> recitation about them, as though copied/pasted from another text or

> recited from memory as read from some books.

>

> Peace,

>

> Tim

 

Fresh as the budding flower

This fragrance, ever new

clear water drops

sliding down the leaves

ground's thirst is quenched

breathing in the morning dew.

 

Harsha

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Hi Harsha,

 

, "harshaimtm" wrote:

> Fresh as the budding flower

> This fragrance, ever new

> clear water drops

> sliding down the leaves

> ground's thirst is quenched

> breathing in the morning dew.

>

> Harsha

 

Nice poem; thanks for sharing it.

 

Peace,

 

Tim