Tinfoil Hat Time

a reply to: FurPerson



Stop it you two , you're are both right!
From now on I only want to see rainbows and rectangles in the sky that's what I always get when unsuspected forces want to have my attention

On days like these

originally posted by: FurPerson
a reply to: EyeoftheHurricane

The Guru is just a failable fellow who doesn't know more than the blind sheep following them.
That was the point of the OP.

I was talking about observing your mind, because if you do you will realise you are never alone.

The mind is the mediator. You need no special practices or someone who thinks they're special.
It is happening right now and always and all 'spiritual teachings' are garbage.

Absolutely. By his own admission, it took the Buddha years of serious meditation under a tree just to realize enlightenment is basically BS, and then he laughed about it.

a reply to: 0bserver1

Somebody cellphone is up on the dashboard, getting a call.

a reply to: EyeoftheHurricane


Being part of a special lineage, and having a book to sell, doesn't mean you're the arbiter of wisdom.
It only means some people think you're special and will listen to you and buy your book!

originally posted by: TheValeyard
a reply to: EyeoftheHurricane


Being part of a special lineage, and having a book to sell, doesn't mean you're the arbiter of wisdom.
It only means some people think you're special and will listen to you and buy your book!

It’s sad to see how people accept the woke bs but put down more enlightened folks just because religion. Do you just not like religion, or you think there is no one who knows more than you or the scientists who brought us climate change?
Yogananda brought yoga to the West thank you very much.
www.detroitnews.com...

Yogananda purchased the hotel in 1925 and immediately set about transforming its grounds into a lush and expansive oasis that includes a wishing well, an outdoor “temple of leaves,” a koi pond, trickling waterfalls and plenty of benches for meditation.

[Central to Yogananda’s teaching is the idea that one doesn’t have to renounce worldly life or live in a cave to have a direct encounter with God. He taught that blissful, divine communion is available to all, and that methods developed in India thousands of years ago represent the fastest path to establishing that connection./ex]
But, you know, I wish you well.

edit on 14-11-2023 by EyeoftheHurricane because: (no reason given)

a reply to: EyeoftheHurricane


Plenty of people don't accept either.

Not saying there aren't things to be learned from them, or from Hinduism in general.
I'll just say none of them have ever have impressed me with anything I wouldn't have thought of myself.
Seems like they mostly just state the obvious.

But again, not saying all. You do you.

originally posted by: TheValeyard
a reply to: EyeoftheHurricane


Plenty of people don't accept either.

Not saying there aren't things to be learned from them, or from Hinduism in general.
I'll just say none of them have ever have impressed me with anything I wouldn't have thought of myself.
Seems like they mostly just state the obvious.

But again, not saying all. You do you.

Well Jolly good for you. You do you too.
How about you tell me what is obvious to the general public? And who is “they?” I am speaking of several well known individuals, since the OP claims no one has any true knowledge to share. But that is often the case, since Secular Humanism has widely taught that there is no absolute truth, only human opinion( and human science is the god of secularism.)
But again, wishing you well.