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**9mm_fan** · 06-20-2007, 06:11 AM

>>>Anyway, thank you for your try, AK.

I wasn't trying to do anything, Rohitji.

I do not advocate any philosophy publicly. I don't really care if Advaita is Buddhism or any Xism in disguise.

I am trying to find what works for me. That is all. Because I felt some misconceptions about Advaitic philosophy from your previous post ( as regards Creation, nature and purpose of Chitta Shuddi , and the differences between the objects of Creation ), I have merely pointed them as Advaita tells them to be.

I could be wrong, I could be right. It does not matter. What matters is finding what works for us personally.

I haven't seen either a true Advaita follower or a true Buddhist exploit people in any manner. All they do is empower them. All they want is to make them see the world as it really is. Of course, they suggest their way because they are passionate about it. They have been through it and naturally they are excited about it.

But basically, all they advise for this is the purification of the mind ( by different rituals, that doesn't matter, inherently everything is meditation in some form ).

Purification of the mind is recommended by all religions (in one way or another), and this alone delivers a personal experience of the Atman/God or whatever one might call it ( or not call it).

As someone said, everyone has one's own Bible, as one's life lived.

Love and Light.

06-20-2007, 06:11 AM	#37
9mm_fan Join Date May 2007 Age 54 Posts 5,191 Senior Member	>>>Anyway, thank you for your try, AK. I wasn't trying to do anything, Rohitji. I do not advocate any philosophy publicly. I don't really care if Advaita is Buddhism or any Xism in disguise. I am trying to find what works for me. That is all. Because I felt some misconceptions about Advaitic philosophy from your previous post ( as regards Creation, nature and purpose of Chitta Shuddi , and the differences between the objects of Creation ), I have merely pointed them as Advaita tells them to be. I could be wrong, I could be right. It does not matter. What matters is finding what works for us personally. I haven't seen either a true Advaita follower or a true Buddhist exploit people in any manner. All they do is empower them. All they want is to make them see the world as it really is. Of course, they suggest their way because they are passionate about it. They have been through it and naturally they are excited about it. But basically, all they advise for this is the purification of the mind ( by different rituals, that doesn't matter, inherently everything is meditation in some form ). Purification of the mind is recommended by all religions (in one way or another), and this alone delivers a personal experience of the Atman/God or whatever one might call it ( or not call it). As someone said, everyone has one's own Bible, as one's life lived. Love and Light.
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