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अहं ब्रह्मास्मि त्वं ब्रह्म असि अयम् आत्मा ब्रह्म सर्वं खल्विदं ब्रह्म
@meso @dagda i came to a version of hinduism by life experience including religious experiences, not by dogma
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@meso @dagda if you read my posts you would know i disagree with half of what i read except literal scripture and even what other people call scripture i often critique. believing in God and caring about correct religious philosophy is just called caring about whats right and true.
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i kinda love my new puter and new phone although neither are perfect
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@dagda @meso you just explained why you stopped caring about the occult when you became employed. gnosticism is shit.
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realizing i need to read the vedas to understand to upanishads better. realizing that this means i need to be familiar with the works of purva mimamsakans. -.-
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@meso @dagda i dont like using this word but thats an extremely npc take. im not talking empty masturbatory mysticism like alchemy or gnosticism but about yoga, the summum bonum of human existence. if its a waste of time for you youre doing it wrong. its not a framework, its the science of consciousness. and ignoring yoga is ignoring your self (atman). focusing on "improving your life" at the expense of spiritual wellbeing is the essence of our godless yuga
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hmmmm aurobindo translates apah as waters. only God knows i suppose
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@dagda @meso your ideas must not have been very good if you abandoned jnana for kama karma
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maybe i should just call him auribindo and ditch the sri, he has some great takes though
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i thought my being and becoming idea was from kashmir shaivism but sri aurobindo is a vedantic and has the same idea -.-
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so many commentaries and subcommentaries....
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honestly now im no longer sad i have a 16:10 screen and not a 3:2 because of readest
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the ringtones on new phone really suck ass too
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of course, some indigenous interpretations are based on divine revelation themselves!
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the oomphs love when i dis mormonism
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imo knowing what constitutes divine revelation and knowing well the language it is written in is much more important to understanding revelation than knowing the indigenous traditions of how it is interpreted, although all are important
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i dont think any religions attribute words to a famous sagely and/or saintly figure with texts so much later than who purportedly spoke them while being generally accepted as the dharmic religions, particularly hinduism and buddhism. sorry for that poorly constructed sentence. in christianity such is just called apocrypha, or mormonism.
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