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Magna Summatio

Posted on October 21, 2022 by Vajragoni

Being a summation of the salient teachings found within the Ashtavakra Gita in Light of the Unborn 10.1 Knowing Oneself as the Absolute, and that both existence and non-existence are but figments of the imagination, what is left to say … Continue reading →

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Beyond the Gunas

Posted on October 5, 2021 by Vajragoni

In your series on the Unborn Bhagavad Gita you cover the significance of the gunas. Would you care to further expound upon their nature; should I be concerned with them? You may recollect that the series expounded upon their governing … Continue reading →

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The Three Gunas

Posted on April 12, 2016 by Vajragoni

*10.12 The Atman has no beginnings nor any of the discriminating characteristics of the three gunas. Though it apparently dwells in the body, Arjuna, IT is not the doer, nor does it give birth, nor is IT affected by any … Continue reading →

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Cultum

Posted on April 8, 2016 by Vajragoni

9.11 The immature worldlings fail to look beyond material-appearance of my True Imageless-Nature THAT is the Unborn Lord of All. 9.12 Their shallow-reason is warped and their insolent-actions are wasteful as they fall-prey to a seductively-fiendish and demonic nature. These … Continue reading →

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Where The Wild Things Are

Posted on December 4, 2013 by Vajragoni

iv. 12-17 The Characteristics of Things 4.12 The Past and Future exists with the momentum on the playing field of Prakriti (the full spectrum and fundamental (natural) matter of Mind materialization). From the Charles Johnson commentary: Here we come to a … Continue reading →

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The Cult of the Dead

Posted on November 4, 2013 by Vajragoni

In the Karmadhatu Dukkha is Inevitable ii.15 The Discriminatory mind is the root of all pain Fascination with things like the “Walking Dead and Zombies” has been around for quite awhile. Back in 1932 there was a film with Bela … Continue reading →

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