The Gita’s ineffable message & controlling thoughts

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Nisargadatta , " adithya_comming "

<adithya_comming> wrote:

> Nisargadatta , " Semmi " <semmin@e...> wrote:

> >

> > In the Gita I (Krishna) tell Arjuna that not only does he have

to

>

>

> Dear Semmi,

>

>

> But, the argument of

> 'destiny', 'everything decided' can go

> to any extent ...

>

>

> You can say:

>

> ---- Krishna said what he was destined

> to say.

>

> ---- Ramana, Niz said what they were

> destined to say.

>

> ---- People who are destined to

> believe in " free will " , " personal /

> individual doer " believe in them.

>

> ---- People who are destined to " NOT

> believe " in " free will " , " personal /

> individual doer " wouldn't believe in

> them.

>

>

> Krishna may or may NOT say " Go Ahead "

> to person expressing will of suicide

> but Krishna would say and do ... " what

> he is destined to do then and there " .

>

> ---- You may or may not accept this

> ideas. You may or may NOT argue, debate

> with it based on what you are

> 'destined' to do !

>

>

> With warm regards,

> ac.

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In thoughtless-meditation even a relative fool can observe that

thoughts come out of nothing to return into nothing to be Nothing –

this all happens without any control.

 

There is no way on gods earth anyone can control their thoughts any

more than they can control the dreams they are going to have.

 

The control of thoughts is an illusion, maya. Physics tells us

exactly the same story with its particles-waves-probability clouds.

(The Uncertainty Principle)

 

So all the thoughts we get are uncontrollable and since every action

we think we take is the result of thoughts they are also

uncontrollable.

 

This Advaita is really, really simple – so simple, in fact, that

there is no mind simple enough to understand it. Thus I echo: " The

seeker is he who is in search of himself. "

 

It's all just a game in which the Self plays hide and seek with

itself through its imaginary egos. Maya, life, is pure Joy if the

ego doesn't get involved, and if it does get involved, then all it

can do is generate the karma that maya needs to be entertaining.

 

LOVE

gp

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> In thoughtless-meditation even a relative fool can observe that

> thoughts come out of nothing to return into nothing to be Nothing –

> this all happens without any control.

>

> There is no way on gods earth anyone can control their thoughts any

> more than they can control the dreams they are going to have.

>

> The control of thoughts is an illusion, maya. Physics tells us

> exactly the same story with its particles-waves-probability clouds.

> (The Uncertainty Principle)

>

> So all the thoughts we get are uncontrollable and since every action

> we think we take is the result of thoughts they are also

> uncontrollable.

>

> This Advaita is really, really simple – so simple, in fact, that

> there is no mind simple enough to understand it. Thus I echo: " The

> seeker is he who is in search of himself. "

>

> It's all just a game in which the Self plays hide and seek with

> itself through its imaginary egos. Maya, life, is pure Joy if the

> ego doesn't get involved, and if it does get involved, then all it

> can do is generate the karma that maya needs to be entertaining.

>

> LOVE

> gp

 

read a yoga book and stop spreading lies..