feeling with capital f

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Nisargadatta , " tom " <jeusisbuen wrote:

>

> You are the background of all your emotions and passions. Feeling is

> the one word to

> denote all these. It means that feeling is their general background;

> and so it must be

> the Absolute, called `rasa'. Likewise, knowing is the background of

> all thoughts.

> A man's thirst to know and to be happy proceeds from his real nature.

> He is happiness

> and knowledge. Knowing and feeling in their secondary senses may have

> an

> object; but in their correct sense, they can have no object at all.

> Because that which goes into the make of all feelings, and always

> remains as their

> background, is what is called `rasa'. We use the word `feeling' to

> denote particular

> feelings such as anger, pride, etc. We use the one word `feeling' to

> denote all feelings.

> So, feeling is the common background of all feelings. This pure

> feeling is called

> `rasa'. It is the right Absolute.

> Likewise, thoughts and perceptions are one when viewed as knowing,

> because

> knowing has to be present in all thoughts and perceptions. That again

> is the `I'-

> principle, and that is pure Consciousness.

> Similarly, all objects are one when viewed as existence. Atmananda

>

 

 

 

The omnipresent Mind inculcates the remote viewer aka the experience

of the experiencer with whatever is projected unto his/her screen of

reality.

 

Take that to the harvest bank of no diminishing returns.

 

Anna