More Advaita Adventures With Mr Tony Parsons

advaita type talking stuff

Category:

People & Blogs

Tags:

• advaita
• satsang
• unmani
• tench
• bream
• parsons
• ramana
• foster

[gainsbourg66]

I doubt you'd say that if you met him or had a greater understanding of his viewpoint. He is genuine, happy, witty, natural and one of the most together people you could ever meet. True, his viewpoint may seem like rubbish at first (and it may also upset some people because it is a rejection of religion) but once you truly understand what he's saying, it has surprising beauty and logic. Whether you actually go on to believe it, or become 'liberated' from your notion of self, is another matter.

[NonEvernoThing]

Wonderful excellent, explicit message! Thanks for posting. It is all that is! ;-))

[JackHighlander]

@landsharkme eh?

[YAHPorpoise777]

Sages have demons, people who follow sages are lost.

I was once lost, but now I am a saved follower of Yahshua HaMaschiach. You think I am an ignorant religious person, but I understand what is happening here. You say nothing exists but this is a wicked reality. The universe IS under the governance of God the father, despite how seductive these lies of fallen angels are. This man IS under the influence of a spirit, it is not his own state of 'consciousness'.

[un42n8karma]

Dancing, dancing, dancing all around. Dancing. Hearing, hearing, hearing all the sound. Hearing. Seeing, seeing, all there is to see. Seeing. Looking for bliss? A cup full of piss! That's me! And I miss every point of every word I've ever heard. Miss every "IT" of the pile of shit that I see. Don't despair for my despair though. It's just what's happening. Peace! (He hopes upon his self.)

[brittonnd07]

@gainsbourg66 There is no one to have a viewpoint

[superfuzz]

i understand exactly what he's talking about, but living the reality is very hard. it is total loss of "me" or "ego" , peter fenner, an aussie talks about the same things, but he's even more confusing. buddha and jesus spoke of the same things

[satguru]

Tony speaks from his own reality, it both reflects sages throughout history and expresses it far more clearly than most. Basically he's either right or wrong, and if he's right (as my own enquiries tell me) we can all be there ourselves. If you can't see your body then where are you? That's clear enough for a start.

[itsonelouder1]

@LooksAeterna What he's saying it there is no point from the perspective of the individual. The individual will gain nothing because what can happen is the illusion of individuality can die.

[Frankcorky]

I love Tonys no messing about, direct, and straight to the point message. No faff and fluff and no side tracking. Tony talks about beingness and thats it.

[landsharkme]

don't ferget that the name Tony is rare, and include parsons. In scottish es cewlled pairson. Likely reminder oof person. so he's well with what he toulks aboot. lysten carefully. He's doin well ferhimself.....

[LooksAeterna]

@LooksAeterna

What I find most ironic re this:

"I think this is connected to his philosophical mistakes: from the fact that the separation is non-existent, he erroneously concludes there is no apparent person."

is Tony's last name which sounds almost as if God was clairvoyantly quipping on the paradox of this person's message, calling him "The person Tony".