Does Good & Evil exist? Sadhguru

http://www.ishafoundation.org/ A seeker asks Sadhguru about good/evil, love/hate and whether they exist. (SaO72)

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[theebu29]

@LunarRaeyz : first nothing in yogic science is a coincidence or just like dat..What happens when you fast is that ur thought begin to move upwards towards the seed of the soul the sahasrara or the penial gland as they call it . I see that you practise yoga and i think you understand the energy travelling upwards!

[LunarRaeyz]

@dejesusluisx i dont think fasting is neccessary , nor is eating a selfish instinct . If you ate just enough to live and be healthy and meditated a lot and exersized a lot you'd be doing good

[dejesusluisx]

@LuDimezofKush Correction, they do those 3 things as a result of their material existence, they reason for their life is different and reasons and causes can only be attributed by conscious being. Behaving contrary to selfish instincts is the opposite to acting either as animal or machine, is acting human.

[LuDimezofKush]

@dejesusluisx all beings whether animal or human live for 3 causes. To consume, reproduce and take space. We lean toward a fake society that awards you for robotic like behavior. There is never balance. We either act as animals or machines.

[dejesusluisx]

@LuDimezofKush No, is quite the opposite. What makes us humans is what differentiate us from animals. Animals act driven by instincts, humans can choose, and the ultimate choice is rejecting selfish instincts. By deciding to act contrary to instincts we become closer to become 100% humans, and we elevate our consciousness. We are talking about fasting, rejecting materialism, giving away instead of taking for us, forgiving instead of taking revenge, and loving instead of hating.

[LuDimezofKush]

@dejesusluisx So basically rejecting the very humanity you are is what good is.

[Laitharex]

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[illusionstateofmind]

very good.

[kryzhan]

In the early years of Christianity, there was always a diverse and lively community that approached the Divine in a progressive spirituality from dualism to non-dualism (as well as everything in between). Through the centuries there were those who did come to realize the non-dualism taught by Christ, such as Origen, Meister Eckhart and Emmanuel Swedenbourg. Also as a side I would say study the lost years of Jesus and recognize the evidence that Jesus traveled and studied in India.

[kryzhan]

Devotional Nonduality is a direct way to enlightenment. It uses the power of the heart and not spiritual ambition. Followers of Devotional Nonduality seek the “core” of spirituality for its own sake, knowing that the source of our own existence is within. It is the devotion to the essence of Truth itself. Dr. David Hawkins, M.D., PhD. has delves into this state within all his teachings and writings, and in his book, “Devotional Nonduality”.