Visions and hallucinations.

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GuruRatings , " sai " <tamborineman@t...> wrote:

>

> I have been pondering lately the question

> of whether Papaji, who was a Krishna Bhakti,

> a really serious one, and had visions of

> Krishna a lot of the time, what was he seeing?

 

Namaste,

 

There is much superstition mixed in with religion in these visions.

In the first place they are of the mind so ultimately unreal. If any

of these saints was a Mukta their kosas would have long ago

dissolved. If one wants to superimpose form on to the Higher Self,

one can call it Krishna, Jesus or whatever. Visions are

hallucinations within the hallucinations of the mind.

To the mind anything is possible for it doesn't exist except for a

bundle of thoughts. As thoughts are infinite anything can be and is

imagined. We have to decide whether we are talking apples or oranges.

 

Here is an example of True Believer syndrome.

 

http://www.indiadaily.org/images/r_ssb-magic.jpg

 

 

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>ONS..Tony.