Vndists and the Lucknow disease.

[Guest guest]

Namaste All,

 

One can be thankful that we don't have people suffering from the

Lucknow Disease. This it seems was started by a group of Westerners,

who else, in Lucknow. What it entails is an extension of Vndism to

eliminating the 'I' in speech altogether. So they talk like this--

'This body is going to the toilet'. This body is going to meet that

body etc etc. Pretty hard to keep up. I wonder how they explain

things if they aren't celibate and have to work out,

'who is doing what with what to whom'.

 

hahahhhah.........Of course the problem in intellectuality, denying

duality in such a way or vndism in speech isn't the way to go IMO.

Never mind qualifying speech and pronouns find out 'Who does all

this'?..............ONS..Tony.

[Guest guest]

Hi Tony,

Good points. This problem (Lucknow Disease) arises because of the

failure to clearly distinguish the Absolute from the Relative view of

things. When on is "clear" then one uses and does whatever is

appropriate to the occasion. No problem. Papaji didn't have that

problem.

Namaste,

John L.

 

 

, "Tony OClery" <aoclery>

wrote:

> Namaste All,

>

> One can be thankful that we don't have people suffering from the

> Lucknow Disease. This it seems was started by a group of

Westerners,

> who else, in Lucknow. What it entails is an extension of Vndism to

> eliminating the 'I' in speech altogether. So they talk like this--

> 'This body is going to the toilet'. This body is going to meet that

> body etc etc. Pretty hard to keep up. I wonder how they explain

> things if they aren't celibate and have to work out,

> 'who is doing what with what to whom'.

>

> hahahhhah.........Of course the problem in intellectuality, denying

> duality in such a way or vndism in speech isn't the way to go IMO.

> Never mind qualifying speech and pronouns find out 'Who does all

> this'?..............ONS..Tony.