Summary - The Real and the Unreal-song of the Avadhuta !!!!!

[Guest guest]

Thank you , chitta for a wonderful summary !

 

i have a few questions which i will address to you directly via

private emails .

 

meanwhile, i luv these words in your post ...

 

( It is the quiescence of reason when reason has returned to the

Heart of the Living Waters of Advaita. What remains is the Song of

the Avadhuta!)

 

 

wow! Chitta! i luv the analogy of the 'LIVING WATERS' .... ever

flowing , never stagnant , full of life and energy like the Perennial

GANGA ... who said ADvaita is a a dry philosophy - dry like a

desert ? it is all in the presentation and i congratulate you on an

excellent summary - Yes- song of the avadhuta - free and unbound -

singing joyfully with a gay abandon - " Shiv-o-ham ! Shiv-o-ham !

Shiv-o-ham !"

 

The heart is full of living waters of Love and compassion for Ishwara

and all his creation! that is the true meaning of AHAM

BRAHMASMI !!!!

 

love recognizing love

[Guest guest]

Dear AdiMa,

 

advaitin, "adi_shakthi16" <adi_shakthi16>

wrote:

>

>

> Thank you , chitta for a wonderful summary !

>

> wow! Chitta! i luv the analogy of the 'LIVING WATERS' ....

> ever flowing , never stagnant , full of life and energy

> like the Perennial GANGA ... who said ADvaita is a a dry

> philosophy - dry like a desert ? it is all in the

> presentation and i congratulate you on an excellent summary

> - Yes- song of the avadhuta - free and unbound -

> singing joyfully with a gay abandon - " Shiv-o-ham !

> Shiv-o-ham ! Shiv-o-ham !"

 

Thank you AdiMa. You are so very right.... Advaita is not at all dry.

The dryness is only of the world become another from Self through

Strife! Strife is the origin of the dry wasteland where prakriti is

distanced. But when Strife is gone and Love springs forth to unite

them again, She (Prakriti) becomes beautiful and bounteous and

bubbles forth as the lush gardens of Life where clear streams flow.

Advaita is Love for Love is Oneness.

 

Warm regards,

Chittaranjan