Kirk wrote:
Which is which or have you not read Saundarya Lahiri?
Yes, I have read it several times and posted excerpts
here and on Usenet on several occasions. Apparently
not a single respondent on this forum - except maybe
Empty Bill, or Billy G - has read the Saundarya Lahiri
or the
When are you going to read it, Kirk?
It's a mantra mala. I read it continually.
Swami Muktananada's blue pearl is the title he gave to the nila-bindu (blue
point-essence) experienced at the ajna-chakra. Shankara does not talk about the
nila-bindu although in his Bha.Gita commentary on Bh.G. 8.10 he does discuss
the Ajna-chakra
prayaana-kaale: At the time of death,
---thanks, so overall; what are some advantages of Buddhism over
Shankara, if anything?
In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Swami Muktananada's blue pearl is the title he gave to the nila-
bindu (blue point-essence) experienced at the ajna-chakra. Shankara
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, qntmpkt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
---thanks, so overall; what are some advantages of Buddhism over
Shankara, if anything?
I think you have been around long enough to know that you must answer
this for yourself.
However, you might also consider a
Which is which or have you not read Saundarya Lahiri?
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Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Shankara on the Two Paths
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, qntmpkt
---How about the Blue Pearl? What does Shankara say about that?
In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem here is in characterizing Shankara's views only in
terms of his commentary on the Brahma Sutras. It is well established
that the Brahma Sutra-s
