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Recieved: 2001/04/30 09:33
Subject: [K-list] Ramana Maharshi
From: Harsha \(Dr. Harsh K. Luthar\)

Thank you Nina for raising some excellent questions. I will post a response
in the evening to both the Kundalini List and HarshaSatsangh. Our own Heart
is the True inner guide. All the Sages, and teachers and men of God say that
only. It is of no use trying to copy anyone. We are the same in our humanity
but also all utterly unique. Buddha said, "Be a light unto yourself." We are
Light. How life is lived is the outer manifestation of form and different
for each. The Great Teachers simply remind us of the Light Within. The Same
Light of Awareness that shines through their eyes shines through yours.

Love to all
Harsha

From: murrkisATnospammindspring.com
Date: Mon Apr 30, 2001 11:24 am
Subject: Re: [K-list] Ramana Maharshi

Oh, Pepper, words of my heart! I second the questions you ask.

I have wondered a great deal about the abuse of the given body to sit in
enlightened limbo. To what end? Why not death? Though, had that "selfish"
bugger of a begger not come along to take care of that given body, that
certainly would have been the result. Suicide through indifference?

I have been wondering, also, about how the emulation of Ramana Maharshi can
in any way be practical. Anyone who wishes to respond to this question is
invited to give hard evidence direct from their own life. I'm talking about
jobs, family, fights with the spouse. I'm not talking about a review of
what Ramana Maharshi said.

Harsha gently and in a round about way has pointed to the ability to remain
in a state of constant equanimity and awareness of (). Acceptable. But I
still don't know how this is applied in a practical sense.

Furthermore, I still don't understand if this is real or right.

Where does passion sit in the devotees day to day?
Where does the body?
Where does the dealing with injustice?
Oh, and what of sex and pregnancy and birth and life?

This world as we know it, the world that fed the master, would crumble if
we all played out his life in our own.

stirring the pot,
not feeling a great deal of equanimity,
not feeling the need to, :)
Nina

Oh, where could we be without this notion of enlightenment? /lament

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