RE: Question - Gita Satsang - Chapter 6 : Verses 2 1-25

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Namaste

 

Perhaps it is. But traditional scholars like Swami Vidyaranya has been dead

against the concept of Shunya. At least I read of his arguments against it

in the celebrated text, Panchadashi, authored by him. He mentions about

samadhi but doesn't equate it with shunya.

 

Perhaps the intepretation of Shunya has evolved over the years. A subject

for discussion maybe.

 

Kathi

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> colette [sMTP:colette]

> Wednesday, May 02, 2001 4:25 AM

> advaitin

> Re: Question - Gita Satsang - Chapter 6 : Verses

> 21-25

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> Hi. I am presuming that this nirvikalpa samadhi must be what Buddhists

> call shunyata (or sunya)? Sometimes I wonder what the meaning is of

> these words.

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> Col

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