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In a message dated 4/2/2006 3:40:13 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

illusyn writes:

 

> As I have been saying, " being in the Now " is relative.

>

> Bill

>

 

L.E: As I have been writing, being in the Now may be relative to you, but the

NOW itself is absolute whether you are aware of being in it or not.

 

Larry Epston

 

 

 

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Nisargadatta , epston wrote:

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> In a message dated 4/2/2006 3:33:36 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

> lissbon2002 writes:

>

> > You just don´t understand him, Larry.

> > K makes a lot of sense.

> > No mark doesn´t mean that you are demented and forget

everything.

> > There is memory of what happens which is something completely

> > different from psychological memory, which is a mark left by

> > experience which you don´t properly deal with.

> > When you deal with some experience to the end, with all

sensitivity

> > and attention, no mark is left, no psychological residue, which

> > means that the whole thing is finished and you don´t have to

carry

> > it with you till your death.

> >

> > Len

 

 

 

> L.E: K sets up goals and spiritual fantasies.

 

 

 

It seems so to you now, because you don´t understand it.

 

 

 

> They sound good, but then so

> did the fascist that killed millions, and the muslims that killed

millions, and

> the christians who killed millions. It can make a lot of sense to

millions

> and still be wrong or terrible. You will never be able

to " properly deal with "

> painful experiences which will almost always lead to suffering

Buddha says

> that desire is the root of suffering, and recommends the middle

path. Much

> better than whatever K is selling, I think.

> There are many techniques or ways to deal with suffering and there

is a

> natural organic process that also comes into play. New experience

covers up old

> experiences over time, to a great extent although some experiences

are so

> painful they influence our lives for years. But there are many

ways to deal with

> those " special one " as well.

 

 

Let me guess: through repeating a " special " mantra? ;-)

 

Len

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