Theos-Talk Archives (February 2005 Message tt00392)

In the Clear Light Teachings the Mind views the mutlitudinous thoughts 
arise in and of themselves of their own intrinsic activity without the 
promulgation of mind itself, as I read it, at this stage Mind is enabled to remain 
uninfluenced and unmoved but simply is the observer, remaining unattached in the 
sea of production of existant thought and ancilliary modes that arise in the 
Clear Light at that particular stage.

Please explain? This sounds very Krishnamurtianist
Cass

samblo@cs.com wrote:

Cass,
Thanks for posting on the Gaskell's Dictionary, i knew there was a reason 
I liked it, I have the 1978 Edition which I read quite a bit back in the late 
1970's. The Book is voluminous and manifold of content, well worth having. 


John




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