Erik wrote:
> Well, whadya know! That seems to be *true*!
>
Well, whadya know - there's no mention of any "Devata"
in the Vedas. Or any Yakshis dwelling in a *Kadamba* tree!
bob_brigante wrote:
> > > 'So in the common terminology he saw Rishi, he
> > > saw Devata value...
> > >
Richard J. Willi
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> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "jim_flanegin"
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> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, bob_brigante
> > wrote:
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> > > "in the Vedic Tradition, there is a magic, which is a simple,
> >
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> bob_brigante wrote:
> > 'So in the common terminology he saw Rishi, he
> > saw Devata value...
> >
> There's no mention of any "Devata" in the Vedas, Bob.
> Or any Yakshis dwelling in a Kadamba tree.
>
> T
bob_brigante wrote:
> 'So in the common terminology he saw Rishi, he
> saw Devata value...
>
There's no mention of any "Devata" in the Vedas, Bob.
Or any Yakshis dwelling in a Kadamba tree.
The idea of Devata came much later with the rise of the
Bhakti sects. There are no 'devatas' in the Vedas
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> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, bob_brigante
> wrote:
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> > "in the Vedic Tradition, there is a magic, which is a simple,
> natural
> > thing, but it works like magic."
> >
> Nice read. With Maharishi
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> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, bob_brigante
> wrote:
> >
> > "in the Vedic Tradition, there is a magic, which is a simple,
> natural
> > thing, but it works like magic."
> >
> Nice read. With Maharishi
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> with each thought I would
> experience the thought first subtly in its pure form, without
> ownership. And then as I began to appreciate all of it, it would
> begin to try to subtly twist and change in my mind, a
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> "in the Vedic Tradition, there is a magic, which is a simple,
natural
> thing, but it works like magic."
>
Nice read. With Maharishi speaking about uncovering silence I was
reminded of something I was observing a
