the real is that which is not perceptible

[Guest guest]

.... The question then is, " What is our true nature? Who, really, am I or what am

I? " The noumenon has become the phenomenal manifestation, the Absolute has

become the relative, the potential has become the actual, and the potential

energy has become the activated energy. On that empty stage comes this play, and

on the empty canvas has come this painting. The source of everything is the

potential nothingness. But, because of our limited perception, we think that is

real which is perceptible to one of our senses, whereas the real is that which

is not perceptible to the senses. ...

 

Conversations with Ramesh S. Balsekar

 

 

Consciousness Speaks (Ramesh S Balsekar) published by

Advaita Press

PO Box 3479

Redondo Beach CA 90277

USA

www.advaita.org

 

 

[Guest guest]

Nisargadatta , " Grant " <g-ssummerville

wrote:

>

> ... The question then is, " What is our true nature? Who, really, am

I or what am I? " The noumenon has become the phenomenal

manifestation, the Absolute has become the relative, the potential

has become the actual, and the potential energy has become the

activated energy. On that empty stage comes this play, and on the

empty canvas has come this painting. The source of everything is the

potential nothingness. But, because of our limited perception, we

think that is real which is perceptible to one of our senses, whereas

the real is that which is not perceptible to the senses. ...

>

> Conversations with Ramesh S. Balsekar

>

>

> Consciousness Speaks (Ramesh S Balsekar) published by

> Advaita Press

> PO Box 3479

> Redondo Beach CA 90277

> USA

> www.advaita.org

>

>