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, "Al Larus" <erilarend>

wrote:

>

>>

> I do not disagree and understand your words Tony.

> And I will not split hairs asking if only the ajnani can see what is

> created.

> A large number of analogies are written, some very good but none

exact.

>

> To me it is obvious that the emphasis on the difference between

Nirguna and

> Saguna

> is used to 'remove ignorance' ( I am sure better words can be

used ).

> Then (after this) the statement is obsolete.

>

> I look at these words, they are one and the same to me.

> And I do not intend to make a silly shortcut saying there is no

ignorance.

> Still repeated use of 'sea not waves' could in many circumstances

> be understood as continuation of difference by the reader.

>

 

 

:) hi friends, been absent from the net for some two weeks so did

not read the posts yet.

 

but with your permition, alan amigo, a remark on tony's post (which i

do not read usually anyway lol):

 

> Tony OClery

>

> >Namaste, I won't take a risk on my own opinion here is Ramana's.

>

 

 

a) :) whoever isn't ready to risk all, however self infatuated s/he

may be - did not embark, in truth, on the first step of the spiritual

quest.

 

b) ramana, the beloved, did not express opinions.

 

knowledge is not opinion. neither is clever intelectualization and

self-convinction, backed by wise quotes and authoritative sources.

 

<snip>

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