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GuruRatings , " Tony OClery " <aoclery>

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GuruRatings , " devianandi " <polansky@m...>

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>

>

> His ability to acheive samadhi or awakening into nonduality did

> not prevent him from being deluded in duality.

>

> These epics are thousands of years old, so of course the things

> we are discussing here are as old as the hills. Clearly the

> enlightened sages from times past have laid it out : there are

> levels of awakening, there are degrees of embodiment.

>

> devi: the story i heard was that before ravana incarnated as

ravana

> he was given two choices. the first choice was to be a regular

human

> being slowly balancing his psoitive and negative sanskaras and

take

> a few more lifetimes before getting liberated and the second

choice

> was to be the evil king ravana, use up all his negative samskaras

in

> this one lifetime and be liberated in that lifetime...

 

Namaste,

 

Unfortunately using up evil samskaras just pours oil on the fire and

creates more samskaras and karma.

 

Going into samadhis is no more being enlightened than going to deep

sleep everynight.

 

Yes he was a Siva devotee, but more than likely 'little siva', not

big Siva/Self. In those days everyone worshipped something, even had

human sacrifices.

 

The age of this epic is probably circa 150,000 years BCE, going by

Cayce's calculations anyway. Some others say at least 20,000 BCE. A

long time ago anyway.....ONS..Tony.

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GuruRatings , " Tony OClery " <aoclery>

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GuruRatings , " devianandi " <polansky@m...>

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>> t: Unfortunately using up evil samskaras just pours oil on the

fire

> and creates more samskaras and karma.

>

> d: for the ordinary person i agree but ravana was a very high

being

> and getting slayed by rama (they must have had some heavy bonding

at

> some point)was a great boon...liberating...i think the same

applies to

> judas...in the new testament...

>

>

> t: Going into samadhis is no more being enlightened than going to

deep

> sleep everynight.

>

> d. there are alot of different kinds of samadhis some that end up

in

> that place you love to talk about where creation never happened..

>

> t: Yes he was a Siva devotee, but more than likely 'little siva',

not

> big Siva/Self. In those days everyone worshipped something, even

had

> human sacrifices.

>

> d: i think he was a sita devotee :-)

 

Namaste D,IMHO,

 

There are only beings that are liberated and those that are not.

High Being, is a subjective observation at least, samskaras are

samskaras. Ram was an Avatar and being killed by him would make no

spiritual significance but in myth. This story, although based on

the Rama Empire-Atlantis/Avshin? wars of that time is now pretty

mythical and allegorical.

Samadhis are temporary whilst samkaras last and the Buddhi is

unpurified...The story is a teaching myth based on truth and

legend.....ONS..Tony.

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