On Having No Head

[zarglox]

he has a huge head, ironic eh

[WiseWeeabo]

This man obviously has a head, I can see it clearly in this video, attatched to his neck.

[stlyes]

@WiseWeeabo

Yes but from his point of view he has no head. Same with you, in your point of view.

[zakzikr]

thanks ...:-)

[vajraloka1]

pretty much standard advaita vedanta or zen.... cant see the I , cant see yourself because you are not an object etc

[ExperimentTestPage1]

Yes, not being an object... being the Subject!

[nightflight83]

Kind of get this......but still fuzzy on it.

[forgoden]

wow he is really like balsekar ramesh!

[blissful2012]

what a blessing! thank you again! all these videos are a true treasury of Light.

[easilywow]

Wow. I first read Harding's article "On Having no Head" when I was about fourteen years old, and I recently came back to it now, at age twenty. I am so addicted to the position of perception. This is wonderful.

[dpmartinis]

All the great Sages, are many in India, but here, in the western world, we have one, who explains the unexplainable, in our own language. A difficult feat, in itself, but Harding does it

in such a way, to make it unique in helping the spiritual student.

[JUSTRELAXANENJOY]

genius!!

[jodesai]

Just perfect so beautiful and so clear.

[Ankaroo]

Do computers have heads?

Last Question by Issac Asimov is a great illustration to your theory.