[SufiMystic] Nisargadatta's Love or lack of...

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Thank you for this titbit, John.

 

Jan

 

At 11.01.04-02:08 AM John Cox wrote:

>>An interesting discusion...........As I was with

>Nisargadatta for a time, maybe some observations will provide some

>clarity. Maharaj could be considered as love itself. But the

>manifestion appeared in many ways. Oft times if a visitor approached

>with a preconceived concept he would first destroy the belief

>system,then question the person as to his present stand. If he/she

>had opened up to what he had heard, then with presice instructions on

>how to develope the truth heard into understanding. If the

>Questioner could not give up their view, or wished to continue the

>argument he would either dismiss that person to stay or leave but not

>speak untill he was open to what he had heard. Some he would dismiss

>altogether. Some he enjoyed hearing of their journey, very lightly

>and lovingly addressing the issues he needed to ponder on. Some with

>he would suggest spesking w/ some doctor or professor, as

>Nisargadatta was not learned or interested in scriptures. Some he

>would be very gentle with. In my case when I first arrived he

>asked, " you have no fear of death, is that correct.? " I agreed. " All

>you have to learn now is how to live, relax, listen, ask questions as

>they

>arise. " Many he appeared to knowwat was needed. My friend,who had a

>teacher complex, after a greeting was told " don't teach! " " Maharaj's

>whole being would glow when his fellow guru or long-time Ramana

>follower arrived, as well as many others. To shorten this; I would

>sum,up........His love was un-bound.........but not ina manner as

>many others:.........john............/////fymon-up Sorry delete

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