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**immewaycypef** · 09-10-2012, 04:33 AM

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Sure. But Brahma's (God's) Vihara may give the impression love is something personal or generated by a 'self', just like the object of love is personal or a 'self'.

I always thought that "Brahma" could also mean a purer state of mind beyond anything to do with a "god" or a personal "self."

For example, often when women have given birth & their breasts are full of milk, just the sound of another baby crying can cause their breasts to spontaneously spurt milk. Such 'love' is pure biology

I wouldn't know. When my baby died a few hours after birth my breasts definately weren't spurting milk when I heard other babies cry.

09-10-2012, 04:33 AM	#9
immewaycypef Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 408 Senior Member	[ Sure. But Brahma's (God's) Vihara may give the impression love is something personal or generated by a 'self', just like the object of love is personal or a 'self'. I always thought that "Brahma" could also mean a purer state of mind beyond anything to do with a "god" or a personal "self." For example, often when women have given birth & their breasts are full of milk, just the sound of another baby crying can cause their breasts to spontaneously spurt milk. Such 'love' is pure biology I wouldn't know. When my baby died a few hours after birth my breasts definately weren't spurting milk when I heard other babies cry.
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