where the i thought rises --geo

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Nisargadatta , " geo " <inandor wrote:

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> Hur Guler

> Nisargadatta

> Sunday, March 21, 2010 4:48 PM

> Re: where the " i thought " rises

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> Nisargadatta , " Gloria Wilson " <gloriawilson@>

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> > Hur Guler

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> > Saturday, March 20, 2010 12:12 PM

> > Re: where the " i thought " rises

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> > to be frank with you, i don't understand most of what people write on the

> > nonduality groups. it seems everyone is trying to talk about their

> > experience and using " vedanta " or neo-advaita terminology. there's

> > something that makes us speechless and then we fail to describe it in

> > common terms that we can all agree on.

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> > there's something that makes us speechless and then we fail to describe it

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> > " Something that makes us speechless " -it doesn't need any more work than

> > that, really. There is something very satisfying about this little gem.

> > Thanks.

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> > gloria

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> thank you but i didn't mean to say " something that makes us speechless " as

> some sort of eternal being recognizing itself in awe...and give the carrot

> of eternity to the poor little old me who is always looking for an eternity

> exit out of the matrix.

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> Who is aware of the poor little old me who is always looking for an eternity

> exit out of the matrix.?

> -geo-

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who? the poor little old me, of course...who else is in there in my head? it's

my brain/mind. i should know...right?

 

geo, you're asking the most elementary question the advaita gurus ask to put the

seeker in a loop to short circuit the painful search... so s/he can have some

sort of relief from the unbearable burden of individual existence.

 

the real question is who needs these questions anyway? as long there are

questions, it means there's still a problem which is no other than the seeker

him/herself.