Edited by author 11-18-2007 03:24 AM
/m1784The problem with your concept of moksha is that
your previous statements reveal that you perceive
nirguna brahman as a state of UNCONSCIOUSNESS!
This is utterly ridiculous and shows you have
absolutely no idea what you are talking about!
Read some of Tony's drivel:Tony OClery 1313
08-03-2001 08:30 PM
Ultimately I also do not believe in a creator
god! That is Saguna and ultimately only Nirguna
is true. In fact realisation will show there
never was a creation or a you in the first place.
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It also shows that you don't bother to even TRY
and think things out to see if they actually make
sense! You just babble on trying to play guru
when you have NO business trying to teach anyone
anything about moksha since you do NOT understand
it OR nirguna/saguna yourself.
Nirguna is GOD dumbo! And so is nirguna + saguna
since God EQUALS the SUM of ALL Truth (the
absolute ENCOMPASSES/ INTERPENETRATES the
phenomenal world) great and small.
Moksha, or the liberation from body conciousness
does NOT lead to a state of UNconsciousness bozo.
It leads to the reunion with the Supreme or
Godself and a state of OMNSCIENCE, OMNIPRESENCE
and OMNIPOTENCE!
Please quit trying to play guru Tony. You are
STILL an unconscious alcoholic, NOT a guru. You
are a white man trying to play guru, nothing
more. Your statements CLEARLY show that you do
NOT even acknowledge God and your behavior shows
that, IN FACT, you have a very deep-seated hatred
of God. Look at your own self-hatred Tony. You
are caught in your own hate trap. All you preach is HATE Tony. HATE. HATE. HATE. You do NOT preach about LOVE or God Tony. Love and God are TOTALLY absent from your egoistic rantings.
Tony O'Clery Banned from Advaitin Group*********
From Sivananda on Moksha:The ultimate freedom which the soul attains in
Moksha is one of omnipresence, omniscience,
omnipotence and immortality, co-eternal with the
Absolute. The Upanishads and the Bhagavad Gita
declare that the soul, having attained
liberation, does not return to mortal life. The
liberated soul enters the Absolute, having been
freed from spatio-temporal limitations of every
kind. By restraint of the mind from indulgence in
the temptations of life, by devotion to the
Creator, and by knowledge that one's essential
being is identical with the Universal Substance,
the soul attains Moksha. This is the Supreme
Blessedness.