The first clone of a human being: the unofficial Advaita reaction

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Since the leading Advaita clerics were busy, as always, discussing

what Consciousness is, it was highly unlikely that they could answer

the question " Who " is being cloned, let alone join ranks with other

advaita pundits to issue, God forbid, a joint statement. Most

advaita gurus posted the usual, " who's being cloned? who's asking

this question? " mantras on their websites. When a journalist asked a

famous Guru why he was avoiding giving straight answers, he whispered

that he didn't want the clones to hang on to any concepts.

 

The top (un)official neo-advaita institute at Noville, USA could not

be reached because there was no one there to answer any questions.

The impersonal statement issued by the top neo-advaita institute

stated that they're neither against nor for the human cloning but the

clones are welcome to attend satsangs and retreats, as long as they

pay the fee.

 

Off the record, some advaita pundits expressed concern that they may

go out of business if their holy cow allmighty Consciousness can be

cloned so easily. When a journalist asked if the pundit was worried,

he replied, " what, me worry??? who's there to worry? "

 

Hur

 

 

 

Nisargadatta , " Hur Guler <hurg> "

<hurg> wrote:

> VATICAN CITY - The Vatican (news - web sites) joined leading Muslim

> clerics and Jewish rabbis in denouncing as immoral, " brutal " and

> unnatural the claim that a cloned baby had been born. Political

> leaders, meanwhile, stepped up calls for a global ban on human

> cloning.