Cave of the Heart Meditation

[Guest guest]

What better place to meditate than the

Cave of the Heart?

 

Placing all one's burdens there

on the Altar of Tranquility

One may walk naked into the Flame of Truth

And pierce the Light of Love.

 

 

 

 

Bill

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Bill:

 

Ultimately it is always the inside journey.

 

If you have that "Truth of Light" than there is no need fro an

external source. Then it itself becomes your torch.

 

But, if you are not sure then you have to depend on the help from

outside, such as GURU (who so ever and what so ever that may be).

Until, whatever is said/learnt or acquired from the outside become

your own. In other words you become with it (advitin) with it.

 

caanta siddhaH svaanubuuti pramaanam

 

This is like playing golf. You can try to learn your swings from a

professional teacher. But it it is you who has to practice and then

the hit the ball to enjoy the "BURDIES" and "EAGLES". Because there

is no competition, you are only competing with yourself with your own

Goals (just like holes in Golf). These holes of ignorance are the

gaps that need to be filled / bridged.

 

Thus "GOLF" is also my "GURU".

 

aJ~naana hR^idayagra.nthi naashomexaata iti

 

Meaning - Amputating the gland that oozes ignorance is moxa. This

is like de-bugging a software program that you have written for the

experience of "Virtual Reality". Until you find the "BUG" the

program crashes and you get trapped into the cycle of repeating

yourself. Moxa is not a physical but the breaking away from the

cycle of errors.

 

Thus computer is my GURU.

 

aa no bhadraaH kratavo yantu vishvataH

 

Just my 1 & ¼ Cents.

 

Regards,

 

Dr. Yadu

 

 

advaitin, "Bill Rishel" <plexus@a...> wrote:

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> What better place to meditate than the

> Cave of the Heart?

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> Placing all one's burdens there

> on the Altar of Tranquility

> One may walk naked into the Flame of Truth

> And pierce the Light of Love.

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> Bill

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