Guest guest Posted June 3, 2001 Report Share Posted June 3, 2001 Further to earlier question by Geeta...... this came " Keppel Klan " <keppell 1. " Standing on bare ground - my head bathed by the blithe air and uplifted into infinite space - all mean egotism vanishes. I become a transparent eyeball; I am nothing; I see all; I am part and parcel of God. " 2. " I was unprepared for what happened. Almost instantly, I somehow knew that I had opened a door into something unknown but very powerful. I remember uttering a curse. My field of vision was immediately a dark ink-black, which then rapidly filled with brightly colored swirling phosphorescent 'sparkles.' This vortex built in intensity ... and luminosity until it coalesced into a sort of ball of intense light into which I was swallowed up. This light or energy was completely overwhelming; it roared like a tornado ... like being at the center of a nuclear explosion without being consumed with pain or annihilated. I felt This is God, and for the first time, I could sense the power that this Creative Force actually represented. I was totally in awe. Yet throughout the whole experience, I was not able to keep a grasp on my own personality. I was just a thread of freely running consciousness, holding on for dear life to this screaming freight train of energy that was tearing through the cosmos. At the same time, I had the realization that this light was God; my body was filled with a feeling of ecstasy of love. " 3. " I - my drashta, the Looker - became separated from my body and mind. This was Atman ... And then the Looker witnessed everything in the world, this ground, these trees, this river, this mountain, and all people, and all other things, the light, the energy, and also itself, myself - all were Shakti, the primordial energy of the universe. There was no Seer and seen, no Looker and looked - they are One - that is Brahman, the Absolute. " 1.Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote the first report, an account of his experience in a New England wood in his 1836 essay Nature 2. The second comes from a neuropharmacologist and professor at a large American university who recently experimented on himself using extract from a psychoactive plant. 3. The third is a description by a Hindu yogi about his own practices. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > Interesting question......... Can I request the list members to reply > directly > or via the list.... > > ================= > > geeta Email: <mskutchi2001 > Posted on: Thursday, May 31, 2001, 09:00 PM > > Is there two ultimate reality or just one. Are we the ultimate realty or is > brahaman the only ultimate reality? > > =========== Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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