Guest guest Posted May 1, 2009 Report Share Posted May 1, 2009 Namo namah to all. > Dr. Harsh K. Luthar says : " ... it is better to say that in Nirvikalpa the KNOWER and the KNOWN are IDENTICAL. It is only pure consciousness that by which its very nature is self-revealing and self-knowing.... " > It is the advanced stage of Nirvikalp Samadhi when the KNOWER & the KNOWN become identical. This doesn't happen in a jiffy. It takes considerable amount of time to reach to that stage. The ignorant persons often ask : " Is there any absolute reference which will clearly demarcate the initial stage of Nirvikalp Samadhi & the advanced stage of Nirvikalp Samadhi ? " Answering this question will be easy if our consciousness level becomes as high as that of sages like Sankaracharya or RamanMaharshi. > Namaste S,IMO, Nirvi Kalpa is self explanatory...there are no stages otherwise it would be like being only a little bit pregnant. Ramana says there is samadhi with effort and without effort, with vasanas still intact and without. So samadhi is either oneness with the Sakti temporarily or it is not. This is usually called a state of 'Being' and many experience this blissful 'all is one' state. This is often mistaken for realisation, but it is still within the realm of experience and therefore cannot be. True samadhi is beyond sakti/bliss and consciousness and there is no memory or experiencer--for it is Nir Guna....Cheers Tony. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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