Removal of blockages in those having kundalini experiences.

[Guest guest]

Hello Peter,

 

first of all thanks for your articles her on the list.

This is really appreciated.

Makes my heart sing when it is made clear, that there are no

contradictions between Yoga and Advaita, for example.

Sometimes other voices can be heard, claiming antagonies between Yoga

and Self-Inquiry - your work shows that obviously in the end its all

the same...(self), so thanks again!

 

i have one Question regarding the neutral mind:

 

My understanding up to now was, that the neutral mind

is not the same as the Self, but that in the neutral mind the

object/subject duality still exists, being only balanced and calmed;

that there is still a subject seeing objects while staying in the

neutral mind. So neutral mind for me was more like "the observer".

When i read your article, it seemed to me that in reality there is no

difference between neutral mind and self:

That only then, when "neti,neti" and "you are that" merge together

into the Oneness of Self, the neutral mind is established.

So in KY, is the neutral mind more like the observer or is it the

self shining through ?

 

Blessings and Sat Nam

 

Martin

[Guest guest]

Jordan,

 

I'll say something here about the neutral mind you can agree or

disagree.

The 'self' that I'm speaking of is the mere-I or the mine. This is mine

or iam this. This self is toally non-existant. Yet existant. It comes from

misconceptions of the transitory collection. What we really are anatman or

emptiness (which doesn't mean doesn't exist) It believes the mere-I exists.

We are under that delusuion.

 

Neutrality is talked about in many religions. Karma begins with

attraction/repulsion. Mahayana is what's called in hindu/buddhism. Try

Nagarjuna. Sounds like he might be just what you're looking for.

 

Bill