I like mostly Labradors, Golden Retrievers, Huskies and a few other types. Don't like the ferocious ones like pitbull or the real tiny ones that ladies carry in their bags or purses.
I thought this 'whole' as per visistadvaita is the cosmic body of narayana. If i remember correctly i read somewhere, that his head being the abode of the devas, the torso is where we common folks dwell and the lower portion is where the demons reside.
Thanks. I wonder what others have to say about neti neti... like If a person after thinking long and hard on his true Self, finally arrives at a conclusion that he's not this, not this, then is it really enlightenment? Isn't neti neti simply analysing using the rational dualistic mind, when we...
So if the mind actually doesn't register anything in samadhi, then why is it called realization? There needs to be someone to 'realize' something, don't you think? o_O
How do you think this 'experience' or 'realization' happens beyond the mind? Who is it that experiences if not the mind? Can the witness brahman experience itself?
I think what stvdv meant was, if your mind is 'aware' of entering and coming out of samadhi, then it couldn't be samadhi because samadhi to many people is the stage when the mind dissolves into oneness and stops registering or thinking.
But to some, the mind does register in that higher stage.
Agree. There's the risk of contamination or multiple interpretation once we try to describe the indescribable in the plane of duality.
But like @SalixIncendium do you also agree that the mind keeps functioning in samadhi (or during the direct experience that comes after samadhi as @Martin says)...
Experts on Advaita believe that the experience or realization of the oneness in samadhi, cannot be described later on by the sadhaka after he comes out of samadhi.
To the experts, the reason for this is that, the mind ceases to function in samadhi. It becomes mute. It becomes devoid of all...
Do you think Krishna was speaking of his personal brahman nature in the Gita verse you quoted?
In other words, can we attain Krishna's personal/saguna/sakara brahman nature, with two hands, flute, discus etc. if we leave this world remembering Him? ... or can we attain only the impersonal...
The Gita doesn't prescribe rituals. It actually introduces the readers to the knowledge of the infinite omnipresent spirit in the second chapter. And in the remaining chapters you'll find Krishna discussing about the four paths that takes us towards enlightenment. As per a person's liking...
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The Curtain Haircut.
(medium length hair at the top with a partition usually done in the middle. The sides & back are kept short).
Below is a wavy curtain hair. One of my favourites.
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