Mighty Intellect
Posts: 1,630 
Location: china
Location: china
April 19th, 2008, 04:05 AM
To find something original and true, something timeless, you cannot come to it with the burden of memory, knowledge. The known, the past, can never help you to discover the moving, the creative. No amount of technique or learning, no amount of attending talks and discussions, can ever reveal to you the unknown. If you really see the truth of this, actually experience if for yourself, then you are free of all Masters and gurus, of all teachers, saints, and saviors. Because, they can only teach you what is known, and the mind which is burdened with the known can never find what is unknowable. .
To find something original and true, something timeless, you cannot come to it with the burden of memory, knowledge. The known, the past, can never help you to discover the moving, the creative. No amount of technique or learning, no amount of attending talks and discussions, can ever reveal to you the unknown. If you really see the truth of this, actually experience if for yourself, then you are free of all Masters and gurus, of all teachers, saints, and saviors. Because, they can only teach you what is known, and the mind which is burdened with the known can never find what is unknowable. .
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Posts: 53
Location: India
Location: India
April 21st, 2008, 09:36 PM
I don’t know much about NIRVANA. But with the little I know about it I really wonder attaining NIRVANA is that possible for common man. If you want to attain Nirvana you have to forget what you are. You have asked question china, “How would I know that I found NIRVANA”. You have to leave the conscious of yourself “I”.
I don’t know much about NIRVANA. But with the little I know about it I really wonder attaining NIRVANA is that possible for common man. If you want to attain Nirvana you have to forget what you are. You have asked question china, “How would I know that I found NIRVANA”. You have to leave the conscious of yourself “I”.
