The mind and the object etc etc.

[Guest guest]

Namaste, IMO,

 

The brain is just hardware for the mind, it is the player not the

programme or the programmer. The individualised mind puts

interpretations on things as well, depending on experience and ego.

However the mind goes out and takes the form of the object, which is

then played through the brain.

 

Interpretation is important as well. In one way people are not aware

of the actions of their Higher Self, so attribute actions to a Deva,

or a God, or a Guru or whatever. So everything done at the Higher

Level is attributed to a certain God or Guru. Some rather unsavoury

individuals are fully aware of this and exploit people.

 

In essence the object and subject are in the same mind, that is the

problem; seeing them as separate.......ONS...Tony.

[Guest guest]

In one way people are not aware of the actions of their Higher Self,

> praNAm prabhuji

> Hare Krishna

> I am not able to get the crux of this statement *Action of Higher Self*,

may I request for the elaboration prabhuji.

> Hari Hari Hari Bol!!!

> bhaskar

[Guest guest]

advaitin, bhaskar.yr@i... wrote:

>

> In one way people are not aware of the actions of their Higher Self,

>

> > praNAm prabhuji

> > Hare Krishna

>

> > I am not able to get the crux of this statement *Action of

Higher Self*,

> may I request for the elaboration prabhuji.

>

> > Hari Hari Hari Bol!!!

> > bhaskar

 

Namaste,

 

Our own Higher Self is the Universal Mind/Consciousness. Because of

our ego and outward vision, we are not aware of it working just as we

are not aware of our subconscious working. So people put all kinds of

interpretations on the working of these divisions of mind. For

example if vibhuti or amrit appear on a picture of their Guru, or

teacher, they will attribute that to the action of the teacher,

notwithstanding the fact that the Guru may not even be aware of it.

Also the actions of daily karma are also attributed to the leader, as

if the leader is everything. This is fine if the teacher IS a Sadguru

for he is the inner and the outer. It is however an externalising of

the mind still, for people are attributing to a human form things

that the form didn't do. Turning inwards puts one more in touch with

the Inner Guru and their is no need to 'displace' the image of

something else on to it..........ONS...Tony.