Theos-Talk Archives (April 2005 Message tt00164)

-Hé, Anand, where Are you????
Still on society?
So please give an answer.
Or are you not allowed?
And to whom???
Not anyone can give you rules for no answering simple questions, like 
I did, MKR did ,Dallis did and Daniel did!
So please ANSWER!!!!!!
Christina.

-- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "christinaleestemaker" 
<christinaleestemaker@y...> wrote:
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> Interesthing subject!
> Do you know such person(s) or can you give an example of that?
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> I think I know one EST'er living that way and you are right; 
without 
> having the Ultimate Reality it is more than painful and a wrong 
> experience.
> That is why I hate experiences in such way!
> 
> Christina
> Ps. We have not much on the visions of the past, because they are 
of the past, and past is past, for ever!!!
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> -- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "Anand Gholap" <AnandGholap@A...> 
> wrote:
> > Person approaching the path of discipleship feels worthlessness 
of 
> > things of the ordinary world and he is not satisfied with them. 
In 
> > this stage, in a sense, he has left ordinary world but has not 
> gained 
> > knowledge of Ultimate Reality by direct experience. So it is 
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> > state. 
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> However Theosophy greatly helps and reduces sorrow because it 
> > explains to the aspirant importance of experiences which made him 
> > evolve and brought to a state where he seeks even higher 
knowledge 
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> > spiritual things. And when aspirant knows by study of Theosophy 
> this 
> > gradual process of evolution he becomes certain that same 
> > evolutionary process will ineviably take him to Nirvana although 
> time 
> > taken for it will depend on how wisely he lives his life and 
> > cooperate with factors working for evolution. So Theosophy, when 
> > understood properly, can reduce pain and sorrow of the aspirant 
> > greatly.
> > Anand Gholap
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