Puzzling to Who?

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, "imageoneus" <imageoneus>

wrote:

> In his Haripatha the 13th century saint Jnaneshwar says:

>

> "When one receives the grace of a saint,

> His ego-consciousness dissolves;

> Eventually, even God-consciousness will dissolve.

> If you light a piece of camphor,

> It produces a bright flame;

> But after a while, both camphor and flame disappear.

> In the same way, God-consciousness

> Supplants ego-consciousness at first;

> But eventually,

> Even the awareness 'I am He' dissolves."

>

> God Consciousness dissolves? Compared to most of the stuff Jnaneshwar

> has written I wonder if the above statement was actually written by

> him. Does anyone know what it means? Thanks--Kris>>

 

Yes. It means simply that God is not an object of any kind, even a

conceptual object.

 

God Consciousness implies what?

 

Consciousness of God, no?

 

Since there is neither duality nor nonduality, who is there to be

conscious of anyTHING?

 

I hope this helps you better understand, Kris.

 

Gary