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Nisargadatta , Sandeep Chatterjee

<sandeepc@b...> wrote:

>

> The dissolution of the question lies, not in an answer, but in

the end of the questioner.

>

 

i heard something like that from ug the first time and i think that's

a crucial point in this bizarre dimension that is called advaita.

 

is it safe to say that when the question disappears so does the

questioner? or vice versa...when the questioner disappears so does

the question. sounded like the chicken and egg question.

maybe...there's no question without the questioners?

 

ok my vision is getting blurry with this hard core nondual talk and

i'm seeing double again (not that i was seeing not-two before or

anything like that).

 

hur

 

ps. i edited sandeep's quote for clarity. he tends to get carried

away with the dots i think. sandeep, did you know that at this

group...you're allowed maxiumum 3 dots between words? :)

 

this restriction does not apply to el of course. she's exempt from

the rationing of dots and spaces between the words.

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Hur Guler

Nisargadatta

Thursday, August 21, 2003 09:54 AM

Re: You are not BS. / dots

 

Nisargadatta , Sandeep Chatterjee <sandeepc@b...> wrote:> > The dissolution of the question lies, not in an answer, but in the end of the questioner.> i heard something like that from ug the first time and i think that's a crucial point in this bizarre dimension that is called advaita.is it safe to say that when the question disappears so does the questioner? or vice versa...when the questioner disappears so does the question. sounded like the chicken and egg question. maybe...there's no question without the questioners?

 

 

Both arise together, both disappear together.

Notionally speaking.

 

ok my vision is getting blurry with this hard core nondual talk and i'm seeing double again (not that i was seeing not-two before or anything like that). hurps. i edited sandeep's quote for clarity. he tends to get carried away with the dots i think. sandeep, did you know that at this group...you're allowed maxiumum 3 dots between words? :)

 

 

Aw shucks.

 

I do like my dots.

 

this restriction does not apply to el of course. she's exempt from the rationing of dots and spaces between the words.

 

<Grumble>

 

Why does el get to be dotty?

 

 

 

 

 

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Nisargadatta , " Hur Guler " <hur@n...> wrote:

> Nisargadatta , Sandeep Chatterjee

> <sandeepc@b...> wrote:

> >

> > The dissolution of the question lies, not in an answer, but in

> the end of the questioner.

> >

>

> i heard something like that from ug the first time and i think

that's

> a crucial point in this bizarre dimension that is called advaita.

>

> is it safe to say that when the question disappears so does the

> questioner? or vice versa...when the questioner disappears so does

> the question. sounded like the chicken and egg question.

> maybe...there's no question without the questioners?

>

> ok my vision is getting blurry with this hard core nondual talk and

> i'm seeing double again (not that i was seeing not-two before or

> anything like that).

>

> hur

>

> ps. i edited sandeep's quote for clarity. he tends to get carried

> away with the dots i think. sandeep, did you know that at this

> group...you're allowed maxiumum 3 dots between words? :)

>

> this restriction does not apply to el of course. she's exempt from

> the rationing of dots and spaces between the words.

 

 

Dear Hur,

 

I am here to represent the public

in the matter of the dots.

 

Rationing out dots is like charging

a fee to get onto the beach.

It's totally absurd.

Does someone own the beach? No.

 

Nisarga....a would not approve,

I am sure. He was an advocate

of free unlimited dots for all,

since there is no lack of dots

and no one owns them.

 

Please consider updating your

policy.

 

Thank you.

 

;-)

 

Freyja

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> > The dissolution of the question lies, not in an answer, but in

> the end of the questioner.

> >

>

> i heard something like that from ug the first time and i think that's

> a crucial point in this bizarre dimension that is called advaita.

>

> is it safe to say that when the question disappears so does the

> questioner? or vice versa...when the questioner disappears so does

> the question. sounded like the chicken and egg question.

> maybe...there's no question without the questioners?

>

>

> Both arise together, both disappear together.

> Notionally speaking.

>

 

 

 

how appropiate; the Daly pic of melting

the time

 

 

>

>

> ok my vision is getting blurry with this hard core nondual talk and

> i'm seeing double again (not that i was seeing not-two before or

> anything like that).

>

> hur

>

 

 

dots remind me of petit mal epilepsy

it brakes the rhythm of thought and

to Ganga hickuping posts ...of ...

praising ...herself

 

huh

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