--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Non sequitur. There's no mention nor any implication in my above > statement that is connected to your response. Turiyatita or jivan- > mukti are the traditional words for "CC". It's well-known in what > style of literature these are used. > > Written accounts only mention him as a jivan-mukti, but the truth is, > there is more to life than the written word. We really, at this late > date don't have any clue about a man not even one of us has ever met. > But also worrying about something so long gone is pathetic. Learn > what there is to learn and move on. > > But just to stir the pot he was known for a couple of siddhis: > spontaneously lighting ritual fires and materialization of objects. > The clincher is the last one. Can you guess what state of > consciousness one would have to be in to materialize sacred objects? > (hint: it ain't CC :-)). Actually it is more simply stated as that between a thimble full of water representing Self Realization (CC according to MMY, sometimes), A picture full of water representing GC (realization of the personal formless 'consciousness' of the personal God IN creation) And Unity or UC, represented by a broken picture of water, realization of the Universal oneness of Brahman as manifest and unmanifest. :-) Just like water is the same regardless of the container, so Brahman is essentially the same regardless of the form it is expressed thru...(my analogy).
