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Conceptual vs. experiential
“Self or consciousness does not make the passage to the other shore or cross over. Rather, the crossing is the body and senses acclimating to life without any experience of self or consciousness and all that it implies.” Bernadette Roberts … Continue reading
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Deconstruction in advaita Vedanta
This is also what has happened within Advaita Vedanta over the past 14 centuries. What is called traditional advaita has betrayed the original teaching of Shankara with a profusion of conceptual intricacies which detract from his original intention. It has … Continue reading
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Tagged 'conceptual', advaita, Consciousness, experience, inexpressible, intellectual, language, mysticism, non-duality, reality, realization, Shankara, sublate, That, tradition
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