Guest guest Posted July 14, 2007 Report Share Posted July 14, 2007 Nome from Mandala Two of Self-Knowledge Timeless and still, The Self ever is, Of the nature of Consciousness, Existence-Knowledge-Infinity. Consciousness is called the cause: Unknown, it is The cause of all illusion And is itself the illusion, For other substance there is none; Known, it is The cause of all Knowledge And is itself the Knowledge, For other knowledge there is none. To doubt the existence of Consciousness Is like seeing colors, But doubting the existence of the eyes, Or declaring aloud Belief in words just spoken, But doubting whether or not One has a mouth, Or listening to the notes, But doubting the hearing, Or savoring the flavor, But doubting the tasting, Or enjoying the fragrance blown by the breeze, But ignoring the sensing. The eye of the eye, unseen by the eye, The ear of the ear, unheard by the ear, The unsensed by the senses, The unthought by the mind, Consciousness is, the silent and still. Swifter than the moment, More enduring than the eons, Consciousness is Timeless and still. ----------------- Dear Group, Are you enjoying these postings of Nome's Mandalas? Not two, Richard Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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