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अहं ब्रह्मास्मि त्वं ब्रह्म असि अयम् आत्मा ब्रह्म सर्वं खल्विदं ब्रह्म
georgia
georgia
the greatest christian sermon ever composed was the sermon on the mount, but the greatest muslim sermon cannot be found in the quran
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for whatever reason three of my five senses are heightened at two or three times their normal peak. those being touch, smell, and taste. particularly touch and taste. its extremely distracting and applies to both desirable and noxious sensory stimuli. but the desirable reveals itself as noxious in many cases because of sheer overstimulation. honestly its very much like being sexually aroused with multiple senses, both pleasant and unpleasant, and very annoying. my entire body feels erogenous or painful or itchy, what the hell is wrong with me?
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georgia
the vedantic monists say Brahman is passive, the tantric monists say Siva is active... but both passive and active imply duality! there is only Chit! this is why its best to just say God is non-dual and free. free means both free to and free from, which is the potency of dynamism and the detachment of passivity, which is also to say, God is both the ultimate agent and enjoyer and blissfully apart...
God is non-dual and free!
God is non-dual and free!
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georgia
in one part of his gita bhashya (i haven't read close to all of it, what a waste of time!) madhva glosses "Brahman" as "Lakshmi" if you want to know what he's like. there's no worse butcher of vedanta!
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georgia
is there any greater hypocrite among hindus than one who denies the Self is God and then translates "atman" in vedantic texts as some name of God? it would be one thing if it were uncommon, but its extremely common.
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georgia
georgia
if you call Brahman, the highest goal and purport of the upanishads, an "impersonal bodily effulgence" you have made an enemy of me
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georgia
"Mahāvishnu, Garbhodakaśāyī Vishnu, Ksirodakaśāyī Vishnu" there is only one Vishnu and He doesn't need to "expand Himself" (hah! God is fullness itself!) to perform any function, being omnipotent and all-pervasive.
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georgia
God is impartite but saying we are each a part of God attests to God's inexhaustability by us and the small role we have within the infinite lila of pure consciousness
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georgia
oneness is the highest truth of the universe and beyond it. why say "or" when you can say "and"?
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