Namaste, Dear Brothers and Sisters!

[Guest guest]

Sahadevan,

A very beautiful introduction...this universe in all its existance is

nothing more than the divine will of Siva manifest in countless diversities

of energy--his Shakti. You are experiencing this--the spanda

Principle--everything is Shakti; Shakti is the Divine will of Siva;

therefore in realizing all as the energy of Shakti, we are realizing that

all is Siva. There is not one thing that isn't Siva. Saivism has a metaphor

that goes like this: Imagine that Shiva is like a big mirror; in the mirror

is a reflection of a huge city. The city is not in front of the mirror,

though, but rather, it is a reflection of the INTERIOR of the mirror. When

we look at this city in the mirror, we see a great deal of diversity in the

sapes of the buildings, and the difference of appearance. On closer

inspection,though,

we see that although the city has the illusion of difference, it is all

really the same mirror--there is not difference anywhere; it is only an

image of one mirror. Please to meet you.

Light

Marcus

 

Banica Stefan <nadia

< >

Thursday, February 11, 1999 8:13 PM

Re: Namaste, Dear Brothers and Sisters!

 

>nadia (Banica Stefan)

>

>

>

>

> Namaste, Dear Brothers and Sisters!

>

>My name is Stefan and I am from Romania. I am ineffable happy I have

>the possibility to participate to this serious list of spiritual

discussion. I think

>I can consider myself a Truth Seeker like it seems that you all are. I must

confess

>to you that the entering of this list concurs another blessed event

>in my life. For the first time in my history of Truth Seeker I find

>out what is the meaning of being attached to Divine and unattached

>to the all other things that forms our illusory life. I am simply

>feeling his presence guiding me all the time, and, more than that, I

>do not feel necessary to spend infinite hours in meditation position,

because

>Everything I achieve it is thousand times much more than a simple

meditation towards

>Divine, He is present in all I do, permanently, endlessly, flowing as a

river in my

>Being. I can feel Him even in this words that lies on this illusory piece

of paper

>Formed on my display. And much more than that I am sure you feel what I

mean

>Beyond this meaningless words,

>

>

>At the end, dear friends I ask you all to excuse my Humble

>Intervention, my improper words, my poor English,

>

>

>I am waiting for your soul-signs,

>

>

>Yours for the Truth,

>

>Sahadevan.

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Harsha,

What is the non-duality salon?

L

Marcus

 

Harsha (Dr. Harsh K. Luthar) <hluthar

< >;

advaitin <advaitin >; NondualitySalon

<NondualitySalon >

Thursday, February 11, 1999 9:49 PM

Re: Namaste, Dear Brothers and Sisters!

 

>"Harsha (Dr. Harsh K. Luthar)" <hluthar

>

>Banica Stefan wrote:

>

>> nadia (Banica Stefan)

>>

>> Namaste, Dear Brothers and Sisters!

>>

>> My name is Stefan and I am from Romania. I am ineffable happy I have

>> the possibility to participate to this serious list of spiritual

discussion. I think

>> I can consider myself a Truth Seeker like it seems that you all are. I

must confess

>> to you that the entering of this list concurs another blessed event

>> in my life. .......

>

>Harsha: Hi Banica. Thanks for your inspirational message and joining the

list(s). I saw

>your (identical) message on the several lists that I am on. I am glad that

you are happy

>and a truth seeker. I believe you will find many others here like yourself

(either

>happy, or seeking truth, or both). Perhaps you should also join the

nonduality salon as

>well, which you seem to have somehow missed. There are many happy people

there as well

>much like yourself and I believe you will enjoy their company. Welcome.

Here are few

>lines from one of Milarepa's songs of utter beauty. Listen:

>

>Accustomed long to meditating on the Unborn, the Indestructible, and

Unabiding

>I have forgotten all definitions of this or that particular Goal

>Accustomed long to keep my mind in the Uncreated State of Freedom

>I have forgotten conventional and artificial usages

>Accustomed long to know the meaning of Wordless

>I have forgotten the way to trace the roots of verbs and source of words

and phrases

>

>God bless you all

>Harsha

>

>

>

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>To from this mailing list, or to change your subscription

>to digest, go to the ONElist web site, at and

>select the User Center link from the menu bar on the left.

>

[Guest guest]

Namaste, Dear Brothers and Sisters!

 

My name is Stefan and I am from Romania. I am ineffable happy I have

the possibility to participate to this serious list of spiritual discussion. I

think

I can consider myself a Truth Seeker like it seems that you all are. I must

confess

to you that the entering of this list concurs another blessed event

in my life. For the first time in my history of Truth Seeker I find

out what is the meaning of being attached to Divine and unattached

to the all other things that forms our illusory life. I am simply

feeling his presence guiding me all the time, and, more than that, I

do not feel necessary to spend infinite hours in meditation position, because

Everything I achieve it is thousand times much more than a simple meditation

towards

Divine, He is present in all I do, permanently, endlessly, flowing as a river in

my

Being. I can feel Him even in this words that lies on this illusory piece of

paper

Formed on my display. And much more than that I am sure you feel what I mean

Beyond this meaningless words,

 

 

At the end, dear friends I ask you all to excuse my Humble

Intervention, my improper words, my poor English,

 

 

I am waiting for your soul-signs,

 

 

Yours for the Truth,

 

Sahadevan.

[Guest guest]

Banica Stefan wrote:

> nadia (Banica Stefan)

>

> Namaste, Dear Brothers and Sisters!

>

> My name is Stefan and I am from Romania. I am ineffable happy I have

> the possibility to participate to this serious list of spiritual discussion. I

think

> I can consider myself a Truth Seeker like it seems that you all are. I must

confess

> to you that the entering of this list concurs another blessed event

> in my life. .......

 

Harsha: Hi Banica. Thanks for your inspirational message and joining the

list(s). I saw

your (identical) message on the several lists that I am on. I am glad that you

are happy

and a truth seeker. I believe you will find many others here like yourself

(either

happy, or seeking truth, or both). Perhaps you should also join the nonduality

salon as

well, which you seem to have somehow missed. There are many happy people there

as well

much like yourself and I believe you will enjoy their company. Welcome. Here are

few

lines from one of Milarepa's songs of utter beauty. Listen:

 

Accustomed long to meditating on the Unborn, the Indestructible, and Unabiding

I have forgotten all definitions of this or that particular Goal

Accustomed long to keep my mind in the Uncreated State of Freedom

I have forgotten conventional and artificial usages

Accustomed long to know the meaning of Wordless

I have forgotten the way to trace the roots of verbs and source of words and

phrases

 

God bless you all

Harsha