Whence adhyAsa?

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ken knight [hilken_98]

Tuesday, April 09, 2002 11:30 AM

advaitin

RE: Re: Whence adhyAsa?

 

 

Namaste all,

Can we get out of the flat earth society and at least

jump up one dimension and use a bit of Plato for the

analogy:

'God is a sphere whose centre is everywhere and whose

circumference is nowhere.'

 

You can substitute 'True knowledge' for God or Brahman

as it follows the same theme.

 

Just a thought in passing by this thread which I

usually stand back from and just enjoy,

 

Ken Knight

 

 

 

 

This actually makes complete sense Kenji! The Center of Reality is

Everywhere!

 

 

/join

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Namaste Kenji,

 

That was an absolute marvel from Plato which if contemplated upon has the

potential to transport one even beyond the third dimension. I would suggest

that we left it as it is for is not God non-different from 'True Knowledge'.

A few days back Dennis quoted from Eliot, 'For us there is only trying, the

rest is not our business'. I am sure that there are many such aphorisms from

English poets and philosophers which are advaitic in import. May I suggest

that we collected them probably under the head 'Advaitic Sutras in English'.

Regards,

 

Venkat

 

ken knight [sMTP:hilken_98]

Tuesday, April 09, 2002 9:00 PM

advaitin

RE: Re: Whence adhyAsa?

 

Namaste all,

Can we get out of the flat earth society and at least

jump up one dimension and use a bit of Plato for the

analogy:

'God is a sphere whose centre is everywhere and whose

circumference is nowhere.'

 

You can substitute 'True knowledge' for God or Brahman

as it follows the same theme.

 

Just a thought in passing by this thread which I

usually stand back from and just enjoy,

 

Ken Knight

 

 

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<advaitin>

Wednesday, April 10, 2002 3:05 AM

Re: Whence adhyAsa?

 

> Namaste,

>

> Let me rephrase your thought within the confinement of Advaita by the

> following:

>

> God (Brahaman) is everywhere and everywhere is nowhere!

>

> regards,

>

> Ram Chandran

>

> advaitin, ken knight <hilken_98@Y...> wrote:

> >

> > Namaste all,

> > Can we get out of the flat earth society and at least

> > jump up one dimension and use a bit of Plato for the

> > analogy:

> > 'God is a sphere whose centre is everywhere and whose

> > circumference is nowhere.'

> >

> > You can substitute 'True knowledge' for God or Brahman

> > as it follows the same theme.

> >

> > Just a thought in passing by this thread which I

> > usually stand back from and just enjoy,

> >

> > Ken Knight

>

>

>

>

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everything comes from zero and returns to zero, reality is beyound zero,

that is your REAL SELF.....jaya

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"ken knight" <hilken_98

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Wednesday, April 10, 2002 1:29 AM

RE: Re: Whence adhyAsa?

 

>

> --- s.venkatraman wrote:

> > Concise thought for the day!

> >

> > Knowledge ultimately is a big Zero.

> >

> > Regards, Venkat

> >

> > Note : Srikrishna Ghadiyaramji gave me a big Zero

> > for my last post on the

> > subject. Was he in fact telling me that I had the

> > ultimate knowledge?

> >

> >

> > ramvchandran [sMTP:rchandran]

> > Tuesday, April 09, 2002 6:27 PM

> > advaitin

> > Re: Whence adhyAsa?

> >

> > Thought for the day!

> >

> > Mathematically speaking, 'Knowledge' is the

> > perimeter of an ever

> > expanding (non-existing) circle with 'ignorancce'

> > at its center! The

> >

> > circle, its perimeter and its center have no

> > dimension!!

>

>

> Namaste all,

> Can we get out of the flat earth society and at least

> jump up one dimension and use a bit of Plato for the

> analogy:

> 'God is a sphere whose centre is everywhere and whose

> circumference is nowhere.'

>

> You can substitute 'True knowledge' for God or Brahman

> as it follows the same theme.

>

> Just a thought in passing by this thread which I

> usually stand back from and just enjoy,

>

> Ken Knight

>

>

>

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