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Devendra Vyas wrote:

> "Devendra Vyas" <dev_vyas74

>

> sorry for jumping in-but if you don't know about adi sankara--it's like

> being a fan of pop music and not knowing about micheal jackson!!or,like

> living in USA and not knowing about bill clinton:-)

>

 

Hehe yeah! But I am a fan of the Impersonal so it doesn't matter. I can't help

it Maharishi never spoke of Shankara just always of Guru Dev and Self. He never

takes credit personally.

 

Sorry to be posting a lot today but a few people are responding to some threads

I've been involved in ~ so a little bit more.

 

Firstly I want to say that I love Osho. I 'met' Him in May after following a

link to the Zen tarot. I find that His words provide support for the western

psyche surrendering to .. as he calls it .. being headless (no mind). This also

reminds me of

the alchemical drawings of headless bodies as part of transformation due

todeath to the old & even the rational I suppose.

 

I also want to respond to Frank's talk on us being cells of One Being perhaps

(which keeps expanding ever outward as other Beings :-) Wow. I support it as a

possibility & it IS fathomless & mysterious as you say and mighty humbling!. I

think it may

support Ken Wilber's notion of holons though I couldn't get into his

intellectualism much. My own teacher said (in his opinion ~ I wouldn't know)

that we are all cells of earth! That She is more expansive than us as

individuals. But then he says

later how after expanding oneself ~that one's body is now the world (& later on

a galaxy etc!) .

 

If such topics & writers as these, all of the One source, .. are perhaps rocky

waves here in a steady calm .. which this wonderful list is (& I thank you for),

... I offer a list I moderate as open to the many who meet in the One.

 

It is just a free & easy list & dare I say it quite personal too ~ I set it up

as a support list. It is called kundaliniheat . I enjoy hearing about

all the many Masters & even each others ideas & experiences.

 

Bye now,

 

Col