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Advaita in actionBjorn said Feb 8, 2007, 4:13 AM: |
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Advaita, the non-dual teachings of India, must, if to be understood properly, carry over into our personal behaviour in our interactions with others. If they are not, they will inevitably place us on our island of our self, of our I. |
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Re: Advaita in actionjohanna said Feb 8, 2007, 9:20 AM: |
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So sacred is this moment, it was given a holy name…Advaita. |
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Re: Advaita in actionBjorn said Feb 13, 2007, 12:53 AM: |
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Seeing freed from misidentification one sees the world in its true light, and everything is seen as it is. False as false and true as true. All things perfect as they are. Of one taste, of one flavor. All being an expression of THAT which lays behind, -the never changing nature. Seeing all in this true perspective one knows how to act in accordance with the changing circumstances. Everything and everybody are revealed by their appearances. Nothing is hidden. All being of one taste, there is nothing to avoid. Seeing freed from belief in separate selfhood reveals a limitless and timeless objective view. In THAT oneself and everything else is seen clearly just as it is. Scrutinizing this view one understands the inherent unreality of this world, one understands non-duality and one understands the futility of trying to know with the mind. The mind looses its power and is rightly brought down from its pedestal, to serve instead of rule. This seeing is the goal and the path. There is no other way. Establish yourself in it and avoid the temptation to indulge in argumentation. Know it for yourself. |
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Re: Advaita in actionSerge Lanoë said Jun 2, 2008, 1:50 PM: |
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Hi, |
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