yifuxero wrote: > ---More Neo-Advaitin Wayne Liquorman crap. > Exactly, which parts of my message are 'neo-adwaita Wayne Liguorman crap' and which parts are from Gaudapadacharya? "Ajativada or the doctrine of no-origination, is the fundamental doctrine of Gaudapaada. >From the absolute standpoint origination is an impossibility. The various theories of creation - that it is the expansion of God or it is the will of God or it is for God's enjoyment or it is an illusion like a dream or it proceeds from time - are all rejected by Gaudapaada."
Gaudapada: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaudapada > > There's just one little error in this > > statement. You are ALREADY enlightened. > > > > All you have to do is dispell the illusion > > that there is birth and death - there is > > no coming to be; no dissolution; no > > moving about; no change; no staying the > > same. > > > > According to Brahmananda Saraswati, there > > is nothing but Light; no other illumination > > is needed. So, you can meditate or do asanas; > > you can read and you can run and jump. But > > really none of these activities can dispell > > the illusion. > > > > In order to dispell the illusion all you > > need to do is realize that you are not going > > to get any more enlightenment than you are > > going to get. When you realize that, you can > > stop all your striving. Just work out your > > remaining karma with dilligence. > > > > 'Dispelling Illusion' > > Gaudapada's Alatasanti > > Douglas A. Fox > > State University of New York Press, 1993 > > >
