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Recieved: 2003/06/30 13:43
Subject: Re: [K-list] Enlightenment today? Gone tomorrow
From: Rick Mayweather
On 2003/06/30 13:43, Rick Mayweather posted thus to the K-list:
> > Of those who are Enlightened, from the start of the Kundalini to the
> > Enlightenment, how long did it take?
>
>I remember asking this question! I also remember trying to work out what
>enlightenment was and coming up with an answer! Years later I've got no
>idea what enlightenment is. I remember reading a quote of Einstein's
>somewhere that said something like if human beings could use 100% of their
>brain their bodies would be transformed into pure energy. The Taoist
>stories of Master's dying and their bodies dissolving either immediately or
>over 7 days into rainbow light leaving behind only their finger and toe
>nails echo this thought too, for me.
I've not heard this. It would appear the K is making me extremely impatient
lately, something that i'm not used to. In fact I can't concentrate either,
which is alarming!
> > How long is a piece of string answers don't really help. I need to
>attach
> > to numbers. Gopi Krishna took years and years, where others were much
> > quicker, probably because of previous life work.
>
>It might have something to do with what they are going to do with their
>life
>as well. Gopi Krishna saw many Master's in the land of Master's and their
>were no answers for him. In the end the answers came from within. This
>seems to have produced a really strong drive to advance the scientific
>understanding of the phenomena. This is a very important area at the
>moment
>when drugs are being prescribed like lollies without differentiation or
>understanding. I wonder sometimes if the medical profession are
>prescribing
>away our future.
>Jung is another who found his answers from within. He was out of action
>for
>6 years after his split with Freud. He clearly stated that the work that
>followed all came out of this period.
This is an interesting symbolic death of the ego and rebirth into spirit.
Freud represents the ego very clearly.
>Gestation takes time!
> >
> > I'm also wondering once the Kundalini process starts whether a path is
> > necessary any longer. Once you've found the path, the path has found
>you.
> > You don't walk the path, rather the path walks you.
>
>Perhaps you just become the path?
So by finding the path you find yourself, because you are the path. That's
why the path leads no where. This makes sense.
> > I feel impatient for the natural process to come to an end, does anyone
>else
> > want this? I'm not interested in the fireworks, I want to see the grand
> > finale and the curtain close.
> >
>It sounds like "THE END" to me. What will you do then?
This is the big question for me. As I disassociate from body consciousness
the events that used to fill my time, shopping, friends etc have less and
less meaning, and only that what is spritual, eternal interests me. I ask
myself what others do for things like entertainment, and yet I don't feel
the same fulfillment that they do from the same activities. I feel stuck in
a loop between 2 worlds.
In fact I feel as if my point of awareness has been dimmed, I can no longer
focus like I used to be able to. It's a little disconcerting, because it
feels as if i've lost control. That point of awareness has been lost within
me, and smudged out.
>Professor Wong (my chinese doctor) once said to me "You come from nothing
>-
>you go back to nothing - What are you in such a hurry for?" Perhaps the
>pot
>of gold at the end of the rainbow is the rainbow itself.
Good point!
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