"When you get to Nirvana, you find that there is no other side."
This I like. I also started watching Rick's latest Batgap interview and ended up reading about the method of self-inquiry last night and the concept of "I", which I found very interesting. There was a picture of Sri Ramana Maharshi behind Eli Jaxon-Bear; Ramana was the "teacher" of his teacher, Papaji. I don't know if he put that up on purpose or if it was coincidence :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-enquiry ________________________________ From: Richard J. Williams <rich...@rwilliams.us> To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, February 9, 2012 8:01 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Trend Analysis For Dummies Emily Reyn: > Barry! You responded to my post - maybe > I'm not on your DNRL after all - so good > for my ego to be acknowledged in the > world of virtual reality - thank you :) > Emily - Watch out, you've elected to dialog with two informants that have posted more disinformation on the internet than anyone I know - virtual reality. Turq believes in a 'self' - Vaj does not - both mixed up. :) Go figure. "In order to reach Nirvana, you must cross over to the other side. So, you use a boat to cross over. When you get to Nirvana, you find that there is no other side. So, you will look silly carrying a boat around on your head all the time." - Shakya the Muni http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nirvana
