I have no words to express my gratitude to this teacher, Glorian Publishing, and Gnostic Students for sharing these amazing teachings. I bow in reverence and gratitude to all the people who have work so hard to spread this knowledge. MUCHISIMAS GRACIAS!!!!
What we call mind in the west, Buddhists refer to as the inner flow of thoughts, feelings and sensations. What they call mind is paying attention as when they speak of being mindful, which is to be fully present to our immediate experience. Although there is no separate self there is a relative interrelated self that learns and grows as an extension of the whole or Absolute. Suffering is nirvana, the other side of the coin. Without suffering we would have no motivation to seek nirvana. Suffering is our recognition of our need to reach nirvana. No one willingly wakes up from a sweet, happy dream. Instead we try to stay in the dream as long as possible. It is only when the dream turns into a nightmare that we find the will in us to wake up. Our worst addiction is to self-impotance.this more than any other is the breeding ground of conflict with others. The only illusion is the illusion of separateness. We are the whole to an unknowable extent. Recognition of our inherent interdependence on all else. Because of this that arises. It is amazing how much can be accomplished when no one cares who gets the credit. This is how we change our perspective of me to we. Practice random acts of kindness and senseless acts of beauty. The outermost of experience is not less real than the midmost of awareness or the innermost of presence (that I am). Dream yoga reveals the dreamlike quality of our waking dream state and trains us to interpret the events of our day as we would a dream, for everything outer is a symbol or reflection of something inner.
The parable of the turn signal: If you don’t use your turn signals all you learn is how to justify not using them; if you use your turn signals every time, what you learn are all the conscientious reasons laws exist in the first place. Social laws are intended to protect us from folks who can’t hold themselves accountable; Natural law when observed causes us to change lanes in a direction other than the traffic jam of unaccountability. -Best a luck out there!
QUESTION: If we are interdependent beings, if we are not discrete beings, then when we die, we do not really separate from everything we are attached to because we never were really separate to begin with. What is detachment if we are not at all discrete beings?
The astral is the dreamlike body when we sleep...we have to observe that from what he's said in other teachings...but many of us forget our dreams from night to night...its very difficult they say...blessings!
Very good teachings except he lost me a bit when talking about the creation of a soul at the human level. We do not believe in any type of everlasting unchanging soul in Buddhism so I was hoping he had flushed that out a bit more to see how he defined this idea of a soul. Otherwise very illuminating.
I have no words to express my gratitude to this teacher, Glorian Publishing, and Gnostic Students for sharing these amazing teachings. I bow in reverence and gratitude to all the people who have work so hard to spread this knowledge. MUCHISIMAS GRACIAS!!!!
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Very very good lecture
Wonderful, profound teaching. Many thanks 🙏
What we call mind in the west, Buddhists refer to as the inner flow of thoughts, feelings and sensations. What they call mind is paying attention as when they speak of being mindful, which is to be fully present to our immediate experience.
Although there is no separate self there is a relative interrelated self that learns and grows as an extension of the whole or Absolute.
Suffering is nirvana, the other side of the coin. Without suffering we would have no motivation to seek nirvana. Suffering is our recognition of our need to reach nirvana. No one willingly wakes up from a sweet, happy dream. Instead we try to stay in the dream as long as possible. It is only when the dream turns into a nightmare that we find the will in us to wake up.
Our worst addiction is to self-impotance.this more than any other is the breeding ground of conflict with others.
The only illusion is the illusion of separateness. We are the whole to an unknowable extent. Recognition of our inherent interdependence on all else. Because of this that arises.
It is amazing how much can be accomplished when no one cares who gets the credit. This is how we change our perspective of me to we.
Practice random acts of kindness and senseless acts of beauty.
The outermost of experience is not less real than the midmost of awareness or the innermost of presence (that I am). Dream yoga reveals the dreamlike quality of our waking dream state and trains us to interpret the events of our day as we would a dream, for everything outer is a symbol or reflection of something inner.
Thank you
The parable of the turn signal:
If you don’t use your turn signals all you learn is how to justify not using them; if you use your turn signals every time, what you learn are all the conscientious reasons laws exist in the first place.
Social laws are intended to protect us from folks who can’t hold themselves accountable; Natural law when observed causes us to change lanes in a direction other than the traffic jam of unaccountability.
-Best a luck out there!
QUESTION: If we are interdependent beings, if we are not discrete beings, then when we die, we do not really separate from everything we are attached to because we never were really separate to begin with. What is detachment if we are not at all discrete beings?
this is very deep thanks
What it is not I can understand. What it is, is not so clear
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What exactly, do you mean by astral body? I have heard you say the emotional body, but that doesn't make sense with your other examples. Thanks
The astral is the dreamlike body when we sleep...we have to observe that from what he's said in other teachings...but many of us forget our dreams from night to night...its very difficult they say...blessings!
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Very good teachings except he lost me a bit when talking about the creation of a soul at the human level. We do not believe in any type of everlasting unchanging soul in Buddhism so I was hoping he had flushed that out a bit more to see how he defined this idea of a soul. Otherwise very illuminating.
if i were ever a zen or whatever budhhayana teacher,
my first words would be,
THIS. FUCKING. SUCKS.