Enlightenment: Just tell what it is.

reply to post by DrunkYogi


What did he want a guru for??
What was the yogi hoping to get?

Originally posted by Angle

You're doing great Itisnowagain.

Thank you for 'your judgement' (minding).

reply to post by Itisnowagain


I don't know, i think he really needed a mattabooboo.

reply to post by Itisnowagain


It is great to know from you.

Ego is everything withheld from spirit.


Subthread of this thread (please list them so we don't get too many posts):

Enlightened music:

Clawfinger, Smashing pumpkins, Hatebreed, Metallica (difficult), more to come.

Enlightenment: "To have a voice in everything."

reply to post by Angle


"I have no idea what you are talking about."

Be happy, look around you at the beauty and wonder in this verse. Try doing the same when you are feeling down or depressed, very different picture.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

What i am talking about is perception, surely a requirement to achieve any measure of enlightenment!

reply to post by andy06shake


Sorry.

I know your perception, you want my guilt to have eyes and make me sick in my head.

Know what life is about, then you'll know what life is about.

reply to post by Angle


"I know your perception, you want my guilt to have eyes and make me sick in my head."

Do you also know what they say about presumption?

Know that you know nothing. Atleast its a start!

You should also be aware that everyone requires guilt, it allows us to empathise. A very important part of the human condition!

reply to post by andy06shake


Guilt might be the barrier between the inner child. Maybe it can be many different things. To become small again is to become great. I will be what I wasn't allowed to be (difficult)

Originally posted by DrunkYogi
reply to post by Itisnowagain

 

I don't know, i think he really needed a mattabooboo.

What is everyone looking for? The final resting place.

Originally posted by Angle
Enlightenment: "To have a voice in everything."

Is this your definition of 'enlightenment'?

reply to post by Itisnowagain


It's what makes enlightenment sad.

What many talked about wasn't even close to death. It was the capstone on the pyramid. An illusion?

An enlightened one remains part of the whole. It doesn't necessarily mean you are free. There are ones that are free, some are healers, teachers.. prophets.

RIGHT?!

Originally posted by Angle
reply to post by Itisnowagain

 

It's what makes enlightenment sad.

What many talked about wasn't even close to death. It was the capstone on the pyramid. An illusion?

Do you know you don't answer questions but instead speak riddles? What makes enlightenment sad?
Who didn't talk about death? What has it got to do with pyramids and capstones (and illusion)?
What poster did you really reply to because none of what you have written follows what i wrote???

If only you would make the effort to communicate.

Originally posted by Angle
An enlightened one remains part of the whole. It doesn't necessarily mean you are free. There are ones that are free, some are healers, teachers.. prophets.

RIGHT?!

The enlightened one is the only one. It is not part of anything.
It is the realization of 'all that is' - presence - and presence is not a thing.

When you realize that 'you are not' then you are free.

reply to post by Itisnowagain


Become what you're supposed not to be. Therein lies 'yourself'.

reply to post by Angle


The more difficult you make things, the more difficult things will be

the easier you make things, the easier things will be

reply to post by ImaFungi


Do not judge lest thee be judged.