Comments on: Regeneration

By: Bodhichild

Bodhichild — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 19:14:02 +0000

Most astute observation; indeed, “oneness” itself has a most discriminatory flare and implies “union” with some-thing “other”, hence the birth of duality in Cartesian fashion. “One” is employed here as an expedient monistic tool that highlights for the sensualist reader that there is no-thing “other” than the undivided Reality of the Un-born.

By: Jure

Jure — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 17:43:05 +0000

Still struggling – through these words, through tracing the organ of hearing to its imageless source, many small holes in the skandhic-matrix opening. Thankfully I can always come to rest and drink from this fountain of wisdom here!

“If you haven’t gained entry, you must gain entry. Once you have gained entry, don’t turn your back on your old teacher.” – Muzhou

By: Jure

Jure — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 17:37:32 +0000

The Adept must be careful – and not give up Doubt easily to mistake a minor opening for the real thing: “some people mistake a “oneness” experience for “seeing the nature.” This is a very big mistake though not uncommon. Oneness is actually a step away from no self, though it is a big step to take. In oneness there is a sense that you are one with the universe. However, no matter how subtle the self may be then, and that can be quite subtle, there is still a self and a universe to be one with. That next and important step of letting go of a subtle self can be very difficult.”