Theos-Talk Archives (February 2001 Message tt00027)

This sounds like a seventh stage samadhi confession.  Which means
that he has realized his identity with the One, or All and all, as there
is no One, really, if there was then that would imply there is no Two or
more, or One against the Many.  The final samadhi is a realization
that you are All of It.  All seeming separate selves, but yet there
is no one separate, and you are all that.

js

DNisk98114@aol.com wrote:

> What does
> a Great master like Jalludin Rumi mean when he asserts "I have put
> away Duality and I embrace
> oneness?"(pardon, please, the rough quote) if not
> for having won further than
> most in the struggle with the pairs of opposites?
> I greatly appreciate all
> replies that have been given and will be given as
> this opens up our natures
> to the "possibilties" (vistas of the Soul, as Judge
> put it.)

--
John Stankiewicz, http://www.true-freedom-as-self-government.com