waking state and dream state

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Dear Vinayaka,

I have made these comments to the site of Michale James, a great devotee of Bhaghvan Ramana, who runs a blog on the teachings of Bhaghvan. The name of the blog is,' Happiness of Being.'

 

"Just as we cannot compare the experiences and time of the dream state with those of the waking state, and establish a causal relationship between them, is it not a fact that one waking thought cannot be related in a similar way to another one, everything being a momentary illusion, not having a linear continuity, except in our imagination? What exists is only the Self, even memory being an illusion. May it not be that the mind, in order to survive, indulges in the trick of building a causal relationship among its various manifestations?"

 

yours in Bhaghavan

Sankarraman

 

 

 

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Ganesan Sankarraman <shnkaran > wrote: Dear Vinayaka,

I have made these comments to the site of Michale James, a great devotee of Bhaghvan Ramana, who runs a blog on the teachings of Bhaghvan. The name of the blog is,' Happiness of Being.'

 

"Just as we cannot compare the experiences and time of the dream state with those of the waking state, and establish a causal relationship between them, is it not a fact that one waking thought cannot be related in a similar way to another one, everything being a momentary illusion, not having a linear continuity, except in our imagination? What exists is only the Self, even memory being an illusion. May it not be that the mind, in order to survive, indulges in the trick of building a causal relationship among its various manifestations?"

 

 

 

 

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The above mail was intended to be addressed only to brother Vinayaka, but by mistake sent to site. I may be excused for this error.

Sankarraman

 

 

 

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