Re: [simplisticmeditation] RE: Kalki on Perfection:

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Well, it doesn't seem to clarify anything, for me at least. It does, however, bring up the question as to whether there is one process which leads to enlightenment while there are others that do not.   Phil     In a message dated 8/24/2005 2:34:28 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: This explains a little more maybe:   Question: Some people say nothing is perfect, does this apply to the creation of the Universe also? Kalki: It all depends upon how you view things. You can say a glass is half full or half empty. You can either say nothing is perfect or you can say everything is perfect. So, through this course, when you really know what it is to SEE, everything will be perfect for you. Perfection or imperfection is only in your thought. As long as thought is controlling your life, there will be oppo-sites - perfect and imperfect, good and bad, right and wrong. Because, thought itself is divisive in nature. The structure of thought is to compare. Without comparison, there cannot be thought at all. Your mind is unable to let go off thought, and thought is only memory and if you study the nature of memory, you'll find, it is not only asso-ciation but comparison also is involved. It always postulates the opposites. So, in thought, the trouble is that the opposites always exist. Only when you transcend thought will you be able to experience everything as it is. That is what this course is all about. As you go deep into the yagna, possibly many of you will get into these states. Then, you use thought when necessary. Otherwise there is no thought. When thought is not required there is no division and hence no conflict. There is just direct perception. Then everything is fine as it is.   The inner light can answer any of this world's queries and resolve any of its problems.  Beyond all of these concerns, the inner light will show you who you are and your relationship to all...and bring you an understanding of love and peace that transcends ordinary human thought processes.  Discover what it truly means to "love one another" and to "see peace." YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS  Visit your group "simplisticmeditation" on the web.    To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]    Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.