Guest guest Posted February 1, 2000 Report Share Posted February 1, 2000 Hi Harsha! >And thank you Sri Gregji for bringing in the Emptiness Shuffle. And since it >comes alongside with the Compassion Shuffle, it is no doubt totally supreme >in the hierarchy of shuffles! :--). > >Mirror Mirror on the Wall! >Who is the emptiest of them all! >The highest one, the one supreme! >The best shuffler among all who seem, >to know the shuffle steps so well >Who moves in such stillness >that He cannot tell >where the dance begins and ends. So shuffle on down the empty line, Dressed in the whirlwind, Feelin' fine... And finer and finer all the time, A Cheshire smile On the empty face... The shufflin' dancer is Mostly space. The wind is dancin' you Down the line, Finer and finer, Feelin' fine. Spin in time With the movin' line, Dance the Emptiness Blue. Oh yeah... It's the Emptiness Blue. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2000 Report Share Posted February 1, 2000 Roger, Thanks for reprinting this. This insight is valuable, and is Andrew Cohen's greatest contribution to advaita teaching! By the way, "in other news," not everyone considers Advaita the highest teaching. Tibetan Madhyamika considers advaita-type non-duality a very high teaching for the very adept. But not for the highest type of student, since advaita grasps onto inherent existence of consciousness. According to Madhyamika, the highest type of student doesn't need to be taught non-duality, but is ready for what they call the highest teaching, emptiness and compassion. Thanks again Roger! --Greg And thank you Sri Gregji for bringing in the Emptiness Shuffle. And since it comes alongside with the Compassion Shuffle, it is no doubt totally supreme in the hierarchy of shuffles! :--). Mirror Mirror on the Wall! Who is the emptiest of them all! The highest one, the one supreme! The best shuffler among all who seem, to know the shuffle steps so well Who moves in such stillness that He cannot tell where the dance begins and ends. Love Harsha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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