Harshaji/ Werner Now

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> Harshaji/ Werner Re: " Now "

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> Nisargadatta , " cerosoul " <pedsie6@> wrote:

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> > Nisargadatta , " Era " <mi_nok@> wrote:

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> > >

> > > HEYY Pete ! before any more endless word-games:

> > >

> > >

> > > 1. please read Jerry's, couple points about neo-advaita

> >

> > P: It's all word games. All sacred books, all spiritual books,

> > all spiritual posts, without exception, are word games. You

> > can only win when you realize it's all about manipulating

> > your mind to make you feel a certain way. No different that

> > spiritual pornography to get you high on self, God, Emptiness.

> > or what not. Eric gave a very simple answer: Advaita says

> > there is only One. Buddha said there is none. What is there

> > to explain?

> > >

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>

> Ok Pete,

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> and now I came along writing that I want to taste, smell, feel, hear

> and see my own non-existence, an expression which just combined

> Advaita's " One " and Buddha's " None " .

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> In different words: When you see something then who is the see-er ?

> There is none. The seeing, the see-er and the seen is one and the

> same thing, " THAT " .

 

*bingo, you won my heart Werner !

 

I learned this in Raja Yoga 101 as a kid

 

written around a triangle: base: knowledge, right: knower, left:

knowing (and in the space in the middle: known)

 

trinity..

 

 

 

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> But because of the separating tendencies of the left brain half

> which

> is responsible to create a seemingly separated see-er we never

> realize that unity and therefore also not at the same time one's own

> non-exsitence.

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> You cannot approach that with the tools of logic and philosophy. But

> is is so, when the see-er is the seen then one can experience both

> at the same time: The seen and the non-existence of a see-er.

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> Werner

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Era