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Connection between spirituality and warriorship
A truly spiritual person is a seeker of/after truth… no matter what difficulties are in the way. For them truth is paramount and one is prepared to sacrifice everything for it. Needless to say courage is a distinctive mark: courage, … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, courage, heroism, life, religion, Spirit, spirituality, Truth
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Why there are ignorance and evil in life?
Why does Brahman and Ātman deceive itself with Māyā, Avidyā, and Anātman? Why doesn’t consciousness simply manifest (in humans) with Vidyā, with innate knowledge of its true self from the beginning? Alberto Martín, studied in depth Plato and Shankara; also … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddhism, experiences, life, violence
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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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Tagged 'conceptual', advaita, awakening, direct experience, experience, feeling, life, living truth, Love, mind, New age, non-duality, Truth, understanding
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Consciousness-Existence-Love
http://www.quora.com/How-many-of-you-agree-with-the-theory-that-our-consciousness-ends-when-we-die?__nsrc__=4 How many of you agree with the theory that our consciousness ends when we die? (There’s of course nothing called ‘Soul’ of a person that goes on to live forever in afterlife. I’m an atheist. I person believe that … Continue reading
LOVE
To what extent do you agree with the quote “True love is admiration” by Plato? Yes, to the greatest extent. What greater admiration can there be than that of Beauty itself? Love, for Plato, is the attraction all creatures have … Continue reading
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Tagged Aesthetics, Beauty, existence, higher eros, life, nature, Plato, Shankara
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Why the name Advaya? ll (Philip Renard)
The term advaya (or its equivalent, pu-erh in Chinese, fu-ni in Japanese and gnyis-med in Tibetan) is being used explicitly in a few traditions which, because this explicitness, could be together called ‘the one advaya tradition’, ‘the one direct … Continue reading
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Tagged advaya, Buddhism, discrimination, East and West, experience, life, mySelf, non-conceptual, non-discrimination, non-dual Understanding, religion, spiritual, traditions, Truth, ultimate truth
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Consciousness and reality
Q/A in Quora /www.quora.com/What-is-reality-in-the-absence-of-consciousness?__snids__=1702272616 What is reality in the absence of consciousness? I’m beginning to be convinced that in the absence of consciousness there is nothing. Can anyone shed some light on this? Answer: (M) That is an impossible, or … Continue reading
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Tagged Beauty, communication, Consciousness, Creation, Dante, experience, God, Intelligence, language, life, Love, non-duality, reality, realization, spirituality, understanding, Universe
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Consciousness and neuro-science
https://www.quora.com/What-makes-the-hard-problem-of-consciousness-so-unexpectedly-hard (Different from above) Prof. Donald Hoffman – The Case Against Reality . A professor of cognitive science argues that the world is nothing like the one we experience through our senses. Evolution has shaped us with perceptions that … Continue reading
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Tagged chaos, Consciousness, cosmos, evolution, experience, illusion, knowledge, life, mathematics, mind, non-duality, Quantum physics, reality, reality and illusion
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Christianity and other religions.
Christianity not the only religion that advocates gratitude, generosity, love , etc. – as subtly suggested by article. Continue reading
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Tagged atonement, Christianity, death, dharma, fear, generosity, gratitude, joy, liberation, life, other religions, spirituality, suffering
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Unanimous Tradition / Tradición Unánime 