Guest guest Posted July 3, 2005 Report Share Posted July 3, 2005 Over five-thousand years ago sages around the Indus River in India used meditation to study their thoughts. With this study they Realized that the mind is what it thinks. They then studied their dreams and compared them to the mortal-dream we call life and they also Realized that it, life, was just another dream. They would call this " other " dream, life, illusion, fiction, with the word " maya. " When they compared their sleep-dreams to this maya they Realized that if their sleep-dreams were " real " then their maya was ALWAYS more unreal, or surreal. From this study of thoughts they would hand down to us the study- philosophy-theology of non-duality – the mind is what it thinks. They would call this non-duality the not-two called Advaita. They would also give us the long ago forgotten FIRST RULE or LAW OF MAYA. MAYA'S FIRST LAW: If our sleep-dreams are real to the mind then maya has to always be more-real, or SURREAL. This first LAW of MAYA then gave them Maya's Second LAW. The Second Law of MAYA. (This is the same as the Second Law of Fiction): the further dreams/fictions get from Reality (Samadhi) the more surreal they get. -=- More than anything else, this First Law of Maya should convince even the most feeble minds that something is wrong with the " reality " of the mortal-dream called life when it, maya, is always more surreal than our sleep-dreams. I mean who on earth could have dreams about opulence, greed, technology, decadence and tyranny that FORCE the starving masses into such hopeless desperation, starvation, disease and poverty that the only way they can fight the GLUT of opulence, technology, decadence and tyranny is by becoming suicide bombers. I mean who could ever have a dream that is so surreal that TWO planes fly into two buildings so they could IMPLODE ( " pull " ) three- buildings; like the TWIN TOWERS plus WTC 7. Watch the news: does anyone ever have dreams as surreal as what the News routinely and systematically gives us for our maya? There is a story that is now long forgotten. In this story the Realization of this First Law of Maya actually catapulted a sage into Samadhi that left no doubts about either this first nor its second law of this fiction we call maya. -- thoughts for NOW Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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