Martyboi,
That's a good analogy. The venom, that the snake emitted during the churning
of the ocean, could represent the stress being released in the person's brain
during the practice of meditation. But somehow the stress release is cleansed
by the Impulse of Intelligence represented by Sh
On my siddhis course (20+ years ago) the administrator said the grinding rocks
were analogies for the two hemispheres of the brain.
The largest producer of the neurotransmitter, serotonin, is the stomach, not
the brain.
http://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/199905/our-second-brain-the-stomach
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> In Paul Mason's book, MMY is quoted to have stated that Soma can be found i
Johnjr_esq:
> In Paul Mason's book, MMY is quoted to have stated
> that Soma can be found in the belly of a person in
> cosmic consciousness...
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The primary ingredient in TM's bio-chemical labratory
is seratonin, according to TMO research conducted by
R.K. Wallace. Serotonin, according to MM
In Paul Mason's book, MMY is quoted to have stated that Soma can be found in
the belly of a person in cosmic consciousness. This suggests that soma could
be some form of a chemical ingredient produced by the human physiology.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "richardwillytexwilliams"
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, maskedzebra wrote:
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> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "John" wrote:
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> > This vedic myth describes the process of creation at the planck time after
> > the Big Bang. At that point in time, matter and antimatter were created
> > only to an
Johnjr_esq:
> Your interpretation of this myth has validity
>
According to Maharishi, "Soma is produced in the human
body when Cosmic Consciousness is attained." The purpose
of Soma thus engendered is to enable the individual to
see everything as one's infinite self. Maharishi says
that t
Richard,
Your interpretation of this myth has validity. By most accounts, amrita is
interpreted to be the soma of ancient times. But soma can also be interpreted
as the bliss gained during meditation, TM in particular.
Nonetheless, it is interesting to see how this myth also can be interprete
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "John" wrote:
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> This vedic myth describes the process of creation at the planck time after
> the Big Bang. At that point in time, matter and antimatter were created only
> to annihilate each other in a tremendous ball of fire. In the end, only a
> tin
John jr_esq:
> Churning the Ocean of Milk
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The most popular version of the Indian myth 'Churning
the milk Ocean' is found in the Eighth Canto of the
Bhagavata Purana. In Buddhist mythology, 'Amrita' is
the drink of the gods, which grants them immortality.
According to Terrence McKenna in hi
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