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The Mystic Heart - Part 2 - A Likely Story

In this dialogue series, Brother Wayne Teasdale and Ken Wilber discuss the advent of an integral mysticism in the postmodern world. Reflecting on their own spiritual experiences, the relation of sc...  
 
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Yiorgosmz (2 months ago) Show Hide
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ah how nice. :)
frankhaseyes (3 months ago) Show Hide
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exactly nothing ! if one is aware for himself thru experience, he is also aware for his brother which is made up of the same nothing/ something . seperation through words .lectures, philosophy or my own egotistic speach cant explain anything . in the end there is no cup to fill. nothing = ).
mrenhensi9 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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I don't disagree with you at all. In fact, it is the mind/ego which stands as our barrier to what Ross Bishop calls God Space, which has to be experienced, and can be, just as we experience mind/ego. Check him out! HIs last two newsletters address this very matter; Two Rooms-Part I and II. He was on Oprah radio, on July 11, 2009; St John Augustine. Also I love your use of the word paradox. To me getting there, the journey, is sooo about paradox! Happy hunting! and miles of smiles......
chsmithe (4 months ago) Show Hide
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thank you for the reply i forgot all about this post.
CloudshadowMan1 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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It's interesting to consider that if we looked deeply enough into our brain it would be more like formless energy than matter. Peace and contentment to all beings.
CosmicRuna (4 months ago) Show Hide
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there is a HUGE difference between these two sages and all of you chit chat mokeys...
they have DEDICATED their lives to their search but you all just have it as a hobby for after hours...
have some respect and listen
Glass2007 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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The intention is not to integrate spirituality into science. He claims that the differentiation of the value spheres (Art, Morals and Science; The Good the true and the beautiful; 1st person interior subjective awareness, 2nd person objective awareness and 3rd person awareness in its subjective and objective forms) is responsible for the revelations of modernity. For example religion being separated from science. Rather he is differentiating and then integrating into philosophy.
DJpoppa35 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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haha the proof is for u experience it.. these subjects is based on the listener to try it out this new awareness.. and if it works it.. it works... if it doesnt.. its doesnt... Life is a risk... Death can happen netime... live in to the fullest to have no regrets
DJpoppa35 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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every has an ego u cant get rid of it.. through awareness and diplomacy we can transcend it.. and its not jus ONE... but whole and part... we are whole ourselfs and part of something. and to be enlightened is to have strip the impediments.. and unenlightenment is to be stuck in the impediments... Transcend beyond... Use socratic Ignorance
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Actually, though, chsmithe has a point. According to Ramana Maharshi, the liberated sage is not aware of objects, the world, the body, the universe, activity, walking, talking, etc. only the onlooker under the illusion of the ego imagines a sage with a body walking, talking, etc.

Those who have experienced kevala samadhi return to the experience of the perception of a world, a body, etc., because the mind-ego that creates such a delusion-perception is not dead.

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