Reconciling advaitha and reincarnation (or transmigration) + Time

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Hi everybody.

Following the belief that message is meaningless in the space of time

between the emissary and the recipient, i'll allow myself to post this

message. I don't mean to superimpose my points of view or disregard anything

else anyone may have said, mainly because mostly everyone in here possesses

higher degrees of objective knowledge of the subject than me. But the

subjective part, message being meaningless, may gain meaning and

significance as of it's interpretation.

I believe now that the two discussions have merged, since thru time

avydia life reaches it's end, and pushes us, rational witnessess of maya to

the dilemma of reincarnation. In my point of view, such dilemma

(reincarnation) is a step into speculation, leading to the formation of

illusory goals (be they true or false) which ultimately lead to bondage and

duality. Seeking liberation and God in order to avoid reincarnation, or even

gain superpowers and perform miracles (as seems to me to be the goal of a

number of Hare Krishna's, to make one's will god's will and vice versa),

encompasses duality, for it encompasses causality (the first don't exist

without the latter, even though both are subjective). Also in my

interpretation, refered to in the scriptures as the last snare of Maya.

It's easy to see the merging points between the dilemma of reincarnation

and time. Simply put, there are no random numbers in the objective world.

Ask a computer to generate a random number, and most of the time it will be

programmed to run a function (nevermind how complex or otherwise) like a

senoid curve, for instance, to the return value of the internal clock.

Likewise, every word and objective rational element is permeated with time,

time being an axle on possiblity at all times. Drive a computer to an

operation without an end, and it will freeze, performing it infinitely, like

let's say, returning the value of "pi" to an endless decimal value. That is

the seam between time and realisation to me. Where does the computer goes

when operations have no end?

Taking all into account, reincarnation and otherwise would fall out of

the scope of advaita, or at least the need for it's knowledge, since they

would only affect the rational and time subject part of a person (hence, the

illusion, or subjects of maya). The need for realisation, may it be possible

or not, is a present and timeless notion (or need), not a programmed goal.

We don't schedule ourselves to be hungry, we simply feel it when our

stomachs have been empty long enough. Seeking truth to find answers is

causality, and would lead only to the answering of the questions, not

necessarily to the finding of truth. In my view, the search for truth

relates to the dissolution of the individual (the one that is afflicted by

those questions of death etc, hence the one that asks the questions), not to

the quenching of the individual's thirst for knowledge. Therefore, time is

to be bypassed, along with it's transient and changing characteristics of

birth, life and death.

Now, to sum it all up, and for the sake of illustration (no duality

intended here though...), here is a possible view of what the dilemma of

death and reincarnation associated with time could mean. Having said that a

computer sent to an infinite loop returns no results, even though still

being subject to time and performing the operations, could also be another

metaphoric form of looking to the end of illusory life. Considering the

relative aspect of time and it's perceived spam, one might ask, in a

situation of an infinite loop of information, how long does an instant takes

to pass? Considering the cessation of rational thoughts in the brain thru

the removal of electric impulses to be a very likely infinite loop producing

situation (since the axle of time -expressed in the oscilation pattern of

electric energy- is thorn from the equation prior to the conclusion of the

operation) how long would the fraction of time before you die take? Possibly

(many possiblities here, i know...) an infinite time spam, and given the

complexity and nature of dreams, and the brains ability to generate

situations, places, worlds, animals and people even with logic coherence all

along, a dream like state could emerge, whereas you would be someonelse,

subject to time in much the same way, carrying the notions acquired while

you were alive, but not in a direct fashion, for you would be someone else,

and the cicle would start over, an endless number of times, again and again

and again. The cicle would only end when, out of knowledge, enlightment etc,

you became able to realize what's been missing, therefore concluding the

first operation itself, yielding conclusive results and falling out of the

loop into the acceptance of the cessation of electric currents and time.

Therefore, accepting the many possibilities presented here could also mean

that the bearer of rational conscience and inference could be dead inside an

infinite loop, blocked from ever reaching the next stage (which by no means

should matter) until realisation is achieved. Advaita is an end in itself,

not a means.

 

Warm Regards...

 

 

 

 

 

 

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