ChieftheCef
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Even still my point stands. It is about not all of it. Eastern wisdom has wisdom, but it's adherents take a lot for granted those enlightenend being didn't.Looking inward isn't about seeing "what comes inwardly." It's about realizing what is immanent...what is inherent in/as the nature of one's being as opposed to seeking what is transcendent.
I agree, but I see like Kapila. Shiva is yet one of my guides in life. The other is Love and the riverman.Chidananda rupa Shivoham Shivoham.
Shiva is flaw. That's all it is, flaw working together. And it makes the most beauitiful picture when casting the gaze outside of civilization. Say, can you do this favor for me: when you be good, be good for yourself, the other and your world because your lasting forever in the eyes of reality actions not only last forever but they impact you, your world and the other.I assure you this is no flaw.
Besides this I will warn you, Atlantis has been found. Shiva built the faulty eventually too evil civilization on shaky ground. Now it's in the middle of the Atlantic, probably why it's named that honestly. Go figure, anyone could see it all along. But be careful with your monkey paws. You could be under the ocean soon
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