Aupmanyav
Be your own guru.
Normal, three feet. Generally the elephant is in one's head rather than in the cupboard.You didn't say how big the cupboard is
Regardless, there may be one in mine![]()
Normal, three feet. Generally the elephant is in one's head rather than in the cupboard.You didn't say how big the cupboard is
Regardless, there may be one in mine![]()
And Nirguna is pure, as in absolute, consciousness?That is precisely the reason that I reject "Ishwara". For me, Nirguna only.
If I drop my spoon, the waves reach the farthest distance in the universe, however long they may take or however weak they may be.And Nirguna is pure, as in absolute, consciousness?
For me, Brahman is existence, perhaps non-existence too.and because Brahman (1) is, there is existence (2).
ok... but if so... (remembering that sometimes when people say that it's because they are aghast at modern challenges to tradition, which can include the long overdue challenges to class, race, and gender hierarchies).if you are referring to my posts, I suppose I really mean "wiser"
No? but if not.... why not?no, it's not possible to get wiser as the lineages father and elders
Oh? Always?Decay and degeneration is natural
SureYes, but they often choose not to be.
Good observationThey dont have a choice...evolution happens....in general those that dont progress...die off
I hope soEach age has its problems and its solutions, but progressively we are transitioning from tribe, to nation to world citizens, one may add, we are heading for a universal unity of the human species.
Yes and no, sadly all to often, but do we not learn from the mistakes of the past?Thus in summary, as humanity evolves, we do gain wisdom, yet as each age unfolds we still have to face the lessons face by all
In the past, will we make the same mistakes?
SureI am not electing to be the harbinger of doom here, but too much bright eyed enthusiasm is a dangerous illusion.
SadlyAs a checks-and-balances hat on, I'd notice those doors, prised open with great sacrifice, are slamming shut all round us these days ...
One thing I think we do know, or can see, that in the last century or so, however many events have appalled and terrified us, we see people learn from the ghastly moral errors of our predecessors, and the modern era has many far more concerned with human rights, human freedom, abolishing slavery, trying to eradicate diseases, trying to eradicate poverty, and working to reframe the way we look at people, as equals who deserve freedom. Racial equality, gender equality, religious freedom, and trying to abolish or diminish caste and class systems that make some people "less than" I think that spirit alone is worth proposing that we or the most thoughtful among us may indeed be wiser than many of our predecessors... explicitly BECAUSE we have learned something from the horrible moral errors of our predecessors.What do we know about Brahman?
God/Gods/Goddesses and messengers/manifestations/messages have no evidence.Each age has its problems and its solutions, but progressively we are transitioning from tribe, to nation to world citizens, one may add, we are heading for a universal unity of the human species.
Also the scriptures tell us that God makes all things new and gives us a new heaven and earth with every Revelation, so the wisdom gained from the past dispensation, should make us wiser in the latter dispensation. Yet we do again make the same mistakes, we cling to the old and do not embrace the new.
Well, sort of?God/Gods/Goddesses and messengers/manifestations/messages have no evidence.
These are creations of people for their own benefit or importance (narcissism in some people. It is psychiatric problem).
No objective evidence, plenty of subjective, which is why we all have to make up our own minds.God/Gods/Goddesses and messengers/manifestations/messages have no evidence.
These are creations of people for their own benefit or importance (narcissism in some people. It is psychiatric problem)
Well, I do not accept a belief without evidence. Yeah, apart from psychotic disorders, there can be other reasons. Common one's are power over other people, sex, money.I don't think it's reasonable to dismiss every religious experience as a psychiatric disorder, or a wilful self serving act.