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its not just a king vs commoner thing either. sacrifices are frequently denigrated like all vedic ritualism that seeks selfish material boons, and as such it is contrasted with pure bhkati. and its not infrequently especially so denigrated because of its violence. but here its promoted. I'm sure commentators would say its different because he offered up all the fruits of his actions to krishna instead of desiring selfish reward. but still.
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lotta contradictions in this purana. sometimes sacrifices are considered excessive and violent, other times theyre celebrated. I doubt any of those horse killers in the past were reincarnated as Indra.
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HE DID NOTHING WRONG!!! stupid self-righteous brahmanas and their curses, so many of them are for the worse...
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gajendras prayer is my favorite part of this purana so far (conclusion in comment)



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another FUCKING sati instance in this purana and the guy isnt even critical of it in his notes. also "voluntary" my ass
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not a fan of the messaging here
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ooooooh
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lol. lmao, even.
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again with the moksha trap this is foolishness ... a liberated soul can only get closer to God not farther
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I need to learn more about whatever the vedantic perspective of sakta traditions are
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many particular afterlives to suit the preferences and merits of souls only makes sense among the (fully, if this qualifier need be said because as far as know there is no partial liberation) liberated if you 1. are not a universalist, believing in eternal lesser states according to some merit 2. believe "individual" atman are essentially different from one another, carrying this difference even when theyve realized themselves or 3. believe that God is unfair (as this book states earlier, these outcomes are not considered equal, all are free of suffering but not all are equally blissful)


why not just kaishmir shaivi mode and say "all merge wholly into brahman in the end"?? it resolves so many problems!
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googlegoat agree on all counts except I think while all is consciousness, vibrating consciousness (energy) can be called both real and unreal, for consciousness is ultimately perfectly static
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this is so important. those who have attained the highest state one can in life dwell in pure consciousness, so it is left for those behind to argue on such matters. in truth, only God knows.
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nervermind I dont like kabir anymore
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on degrees of ananda bliss and is Advaita vedanta the be all end all?
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I dont know what to believe now but I want to keep reading ;_; maybe some day God will show me the truth
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this just strikes me as an attachment to separateness (from God and from other souls) and an attachment to a a certain familiar kind of relationship with God. it is noble to desire separateness from God in this way though, no?
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thanks I hate it
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