To: K-list 
Recieved: 1999/08/26  11:08  
Subject: [K-list] web-site referral/comments 
From: MadhyaNandi MadhyaNandi
  
On 1999/08/26  11:08, MadhyaNandi MadhyaNandi posted thus to the K-list: 
Friends;
 
Bob drew members attention to a website.  I took a rather quick look, and  
I'll use my soap box time to explain.
 
"CONSCIOUSNESS IS ORIGINALLY CLEAR & STILL, BUT MEN DO NOT ORDINARILY  
REALIZE THIS AND RECOGNIZE THOUGHT TO BE THEIR CONSCIOUSNESS, AND BY THIS  
MISTAKEN IMPRESSION THEY BECOME NEEDLESSLY CONFUSED & AGITATED BY THOUGHT." 
Jan Cox
 
This is the quote that introduces viewers to the site.
 
A) There is NO, absolutely NO 'original consciousness.'  There is no  
'original' anything.  We experience what we experience.  How we interpret  
that experience, no matter the variety thereof, will always be a SUBJECTIVE  
experience.  And yes, according to my soap box, experiences that are  
'absolute' in nature, such as apprehending and recognizing  
'undifferentiated' awareness are possible.
 
It is very possible to recognize that our experience of consciousness  
includes qualities of utter stillness and silence.  However, B) While  
recognizing that the 'contents' of one's mind--or anyone's mind, for that  
matter--is not one's self, it then becomes the NEXT phase of one's  
mystical/spiritual realization to recognize that absolute undifferentiated  
awareness and the contents of the one big subjective 'head' that we all are  
is THE SAME.  Therefore, pure Awareness and pure Manifestation (Siva and  
Sakti) are NOT TWO but ONE.  They are exactly the SAME.
 
In actual point of fact, (according to my soapbox), your thoughts are  
composed of the very vibration that is ALSO the undifferentiated AWARENESS  
of those thoughts.  Agitation is simply failing to recognize the true nature  
of your thoughts, indeed, of all manifest reality.  Once one begins to  
recognize that all thoughts everywhere are the creative agency of the ONE  
SUPREME ACTOR/EGO that we all are, one loses the disposition for agitation  
for one has recognized h/herself everywhere and in all things.
 
Industrial strength mysticism is NOT the unsupportable claim (by experience  
or transcendental logic) that you are 'not' what you think, rather it is the  
all-encompassing realization that you are all thoughts everywhere.  How can  
one be attached to what one IS.  If one IS all consciousness everywhere, no  
boundaries exist.  One's sense of being a 'unique' person becomes not what  
one must 'lose' (as if this were possible) but what one must recognize is  
NON-EXCLUSIVE.  The you that you know yourself to be is the very same YOU  
(I) that we all are, for truly only ONE exists.
 
Finally, I object to Jan's use of 'men'.  Please, let's work toward 'gender'  
grammar liberation.  'Men' is no longer an acceptable 'generic' symbol for  
humanity.
 
Many claim to know 'truth' but much confusion yet exists.
 
Madhya Nandi
 
 
 
 
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