Oops ... that is eternally without relations (at the end of the sentence).
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "emptybill" <emptybill@...> wrote: > > > As in a dream the mind vibrates, as though having dual aspects, so in > the waking state the mind the mind vibrates (spandate) as though with > two facets. > > > > There is no doubt that in dreams, the mind though one, appears in dual > aspects; so also in the waking state, the mind, though one appears to > have two aspects (cognizer and cognized). > > > > All this that there is together with all that moves or does not > move is perceived by the mind; for when the mind ceases to be > mind, duality is no longer perceived. > > > > When Consciousness is in vibration, appearances do not come to it from > anywhere else. Neither do they go anywhere else from consciousness when > It is at rest, nor do they enter into it. > > > > They did not issue out Consciousness, by reason of their > insubstantiality; for they are ever beyond comprehension, being without > relation of cause and effect. > > > > This duality, possessed of subject and object, is a vibration > (cittaspanditam eva) of Consciousness indeed . Consciousness is > objectless; hence it is declared to be eternally with relations. > > > > G > > > > ********************************************* >
