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Great hubris in our time
(Unlike Prometheus, who stole fire from the gods to give it to humans, these others stole oil resources from their owners and gave them to themselves) ‘The Hubris syndrome’, by David Owen (medical doctor and politician) ‘For some politicians and … Continue reading
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Tagged dominance, dream, ego, global power, greed, hubris, illusion, oil resources, Progressive Era, regime change, samsara, The Icarus syndrome, toughness
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Tristan and Isolde (the feminine principle) – lll
In the last post we quoted Wagner (“What Destiny separated in life emerges as life transfigured by death”), noting how his real spiritual aspirations, his actual yearning despite his failings in the ethical and moral sphere, have been either by-passed … Continue reading
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Tagged artistic creation, Beauty, ego, Immortality, spirituality, surrender, the Self, transformation
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Tristan and Isolde (expanded)
Tristan und Isolde Liebestod – ‘love death’ – is the central theme in Wagner’s opera with that title. A theme that reverberated through European culture from the time of the Romantic revolution – especially German Romanticism (Fichte, Schelling, etc.) – … Continue reading
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Tagged Beauty, ego, experience, Immortality, Isolde, life, Love, realization, surrender, Tristan, Wagner
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The feminine principle
The power of the feminine principle (Shakti, Prakrit-Nature): Creation, Life, Nurturing – and its cycles. Also desire, with its attending temptation. Woman, however, (embodiment of the Goddess) can also be redemptress (e.g. Mary in Christianity). In Wagner’s opera ‘Tristan und … Continue reading
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Tagged Creation, death, desire, dream, ego, life, longing, Love, night, redention, Romantic ideal, surrender, tranxcendence, Wagner, woman
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I am neither the mind,nor the intellect,nor the ego,nor the mind stuff.I am neither the body,nor the changes of the body.I am neither the senses of hearing,taste,smell or sight.Nor am I ether,the earth,the fire,the air.I am existence absolute,knowledge absolute bliss … Continue reading
Two views of Consciousness (Ramana`s and Nisargadatta’s)
“… there is no other self to act as witness of the individual than the individual himself functioning as the ego, which after all is only the mind associated with reflected Consciousness.” Ramana Maharshi This teaching of Bhagavan is simplicity … Continue reading
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Tagged Consciousness, ego, Nisargadatta, Pure Consciousness, Ramana Maharshi, reality, reflected Consciousness
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ego, witness and (reflected) Consciousness – Bhagavan
The individual is nothing else than the ego which, again is only the mind. Simultaneously with the rise of the ego the mind appears, associated with the reflected nature of the Self, like the red-hot iron in the example. How … Continue reading
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Tagged Bhagavan, ego, individual mind, reflected Consciousness, the Self, the witness
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Life is purposeless (Jean Klein)
“Where there’s an ego there is purpose. And when there is no sense of “I” there is no purpose. Life is purposeless. There’s only beauty in living in the eternal. If you believe you are the individual “I” you are … Continue reading
The only experiencer
‘you’ are not free, You are freedom ‘you’ do not have experiences, You is experience Itself ‘you’ are/is experienced by It (the only experiencer)
The ‘hiding’ ego
“Can any hide himself in secret places that I shall not see him?” (Jeremiah 23:24) [This means that] should “a man hide himself in secret places,” i.e., he retains his ego, his “I,” then, says G-d: “I will fail to … Continue reading