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In a message dated 11/9/99 1:14:42 PM Central Standard Time, fisher1

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<< It seems to me that the Same Self-Light appears to reflect differently and

>uniquely through each embodied soul. >>

 

Beautiful!

 

Some of you may know - i have been banned over at the NonDuality list (after

I said I was unsubbing) - for pointing out the obvious. I will not go into

details. Roughly - a person over there had an email altercation with a male

(who is also a member of this list). The male then proceeded to physically

threatened (by email) the female involved.

 

Mostly on the list seemed to feel this was 'personal' problem between the two

people involved. And urged the female to 'love' the male involved. I thought

it might be prudent to take threats seriously. Most of the list there -

apparently disagrees with me. After pointing out possible legal liabilltites

in ignoring the situation - and pointing out that by encouraging the male who

made the threats - (by telling him 'they loved him' anyway) there could be

legal repercussions - it was decided that since 'I' had created the probelm -

I should be banned! <g> I had already made the deicision to unsub and had

announced it on the list.

 

i can only say that the sort of sloppy thinking regarding the difference

between an internal understanding and external causality (apparent on that

list) - seems typical of those proclaiming to be 'non dualists'. Too bad.

 

diana

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>"Harsha (Dr. Harsh K. Luthar)" <hluthar

>

>I wanted to share what I wrote yesterday on tolerance of other perspectives

>and modes of expression that might differ from our own.

>It seems to me that the Same Self-Light appears to reflect differently and

>uniquely through each embodied soul.

 

Like sunlight shining into a church through stained-glass windows...

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I wanted to share what I wrote yesterday on tolerance of other perspectives

and modes of expression that might differ from our own.

It seems to me that the Same Self-Light appears to reflect differently and

uniquely through each embodied soul. Our strength of conviction, when it

leads to belittlement of others, reveals our own attachments which obscure

Self-Knowledge. Our strength of conviction, when it leads to deep and

abiding faith in the words of our Gurus and Scriptures leads to

Self-Realization. Our Sages, based on their strength of experience and

understanding (and not just intellectual knowledge of scriptures) have given

us the pearls of wisdom and taught Ahimsa Parama Dharma. Nonviolence is the

first principle on all yoga paths, however one may conceive them. The fact

is that great Sages rise in every tradition and Truth is not a monopoly of

any particular system of thought as Truth cannot be captured by thought. The

Same Truth which is the Light of Self and only Pure Self-Awareness that is

Sat-Chit-Ananda is reflected through the appearance of different mediums and

hence communicated and spoken of differently. This is demonstrated by the

number of commentaries on each major scripture. Let us make space for others

to express in an attitude of understanding. In making space for others we

only make space for ourselves and we are no where other than in the Space of

Awareness.

Harsha.

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Dharma [fisher1]

Tuesday, November 09, 1999 1:14 PM

Re: Self-Light reflected in the diamond of the

mind

 

Dharma <fisher1

>"Harsha (Dr. Harsh K. Luthar)" <hluthar

>

>I wanted to share what I wrote yesterday on tolerance of other perspectives

>and modes of expression that might differ from our own.

>It seems to me that the Same Self-Light appears to reflect differently and

>uniquely through each embodied soul.

 

Like sunlight shining into a church through stained-glass windows...

 

 

 

Great example Dharma! Thanks.

 

Harsha

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In a message dated 11/9/99 4:44:07 PM Central Standard Time,

a.macnab writes:

 

<< If you read the rest

of this afternoon's posts you might change your mind. >>

 

I can't <g> I unsubbed - and then was banned from that list. It's ok with me.

diana

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Xena10000 wrote:

>...Most of the list there - apparently disagrees with me...

 

I disagree (about most of the list disagreeing :-) If you read the rest

of this afternoon's posts you might change your mind.

 

love, andrew

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