Sri Gloria Greco Devi/Sri Gene Poole/Sri Bruce/Sri Mohan/Sri Anyone frankly

[Guest guest]

Gloria Greco <lodpress

 

Surrender to Divine Will sets the ripples flowing in every direction, who

would have thought the internet would have connected all of us?

 

Harsha: Very good point by Sri Gloria Devi (Greco). The Lord indeed works in

mysterious ways. As everything, Cyber space is a manifestation of mental

space. But it is really mental space within mental space. It is what dreams

are made of. Can one Know One's Own Nature and Recognize it in a dream. Why

not? Even an illusion within an illusion, is impregnated with a Reality that

is not waiting to be born but Is Always Present. For some, the illusion

within the illusion might lead to the subtle awakening that reveals the

Self, That Pure Knowledge which permeates all illusions, supports all

illusions, and yet is Totally Independent and Stands Alone and Free. And

yes. To hear the poetry of Sri Madhya Nandi, Sri Sam Maharaj, and Sri Jan

Maha Lama, Sri Gill Devi is really something. To feel the bite of Sri

Lobster, and experience Sri LeTeegee's, Sri Gloria Lee's, and Sri Phil

Burton Maharaj's insights in this mental space within the mental space is a

wonder indeed. And how does one even begin to speak of the wisdom of Sri

Gene Poole and others. Well I could go on and on with Sri this and Sri that.

I have heard that love is addictive. It might be true. But can True Love

really be addictive? What would it stick to?

 

A Loving Embrace to All (With the Sri and without the Sri :--)

Harsha

[Guest guest]

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

>

> Gloria Greco <lodpress

>

> Surrender to Divine Will sets the ripples flowing in every

> direction, who

> would have thought the internet would have connected all of us?

>

> Harsha: Very good point by Sri Gloria Devi (Greco). The Lord

> indeed works in

> mysterious ways. As everything, Cyber space is a manifestation of mental

> space. But it is really mental space within mental space. It is

> what dreams

> are made of. Can one Know One's Own Nature and Recognize it in a

> dream. Why

> not? Even an illusion within an illusion, is impregnated with a

> Reality that

> is not waiting to be born but Is Always Present. For some, the illusion

> within the illusion might lead to the subtle awakening that reveals the

> Self, That Pure Knowledge which permeates all illusions, supports all

> illusions, and yet is Totally Independent and Stands Alone and Free. And

> yes. To hear the poetry of Sri Madhya Nandi, Sri Sam Maharaj, and Sri Jan

> Maha Lama, Sri Gill Devi is really something. To feel the bite of Sri

> Lobster, and experience Sri LeTeegee's, Sri Gloria Lee's, and Sri Phil

> Burton Maharaj's insights in this mental space within the mental

> space is a

> wonder indeed. And how does one even begin to speak of the wisdom of Sri

> Gene Poole and others. Well I could go on and on with Sri this

> and Sri that.

> I have heard that love is addictive. It might be true. But can True Love

> really be addictive? What would it stick to?

>

> A Loving Embrace to All (With the Sri and without the Sri :--)

> Harsha

 

It is right to say True Love can not be addictive because nothing sticks to

it. But as nothing sticks to it, the very "experience" of it as the only

"experience" is rather special. This has to do with the logarithmic nature

of sense-experience. After enlightenment and moksha the sense-experience is

progressively weakened but due to this biological automatic level control

(comparable to AGC in electronics) it seems to return to "normal" and on

disappearance of this system there arises a situation that cannot possibly

be predicted. So it is possible that the knowledge of True Love is addictive

 

Jan