> Tom T: > From Alistair Shearer version of Patanjali. Chapter 3 final verse #55: > And when the translucent intellect is as pure as the Self, there is > Enlightenment.
Judy responds: Dunno if that's what's going on here; again, this is *such* an abstract process that any suggestion of linearity (getting from *here* to *there*) just doesn't seem to apply. Can't explain it any better than that (which is pretty frustrating for somebody as into words as I am!). Tom T: Not a here to there just a realization of what is. You are describing the translucent intellect. There are no words, the intellect just dicriminates what is. It cannot descibe IT because it is IT. You cannot describe or remember who you are, you can only be who you are, Being or IT. Enjoy it. No Mind ever got enlightened, you can only stop ignoring what is. Tom
