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Re: Dr. David C. Lane on assessing a guru's authenticity -- Andries | Top of thread | Forum |
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If there was a case that could be made for spiritual enlightenment, then Lane could discuss nuance to determine if this or that style of method was ok or not. The whole premise of god realization is bogus from stem to stern, and provably so. Finding some clean straws in a pig pen doesnt mean that particular pig can fly. Finding some birds in a cage that seem sweet natured does not mean the cage life is the way to live a successful bird life. Oh sure, david lane might see how perhaps the hawk cant get at the bird in the cage, and perhaps there is this or that possible positive. There is NO SUCH THING as a guru. There is god, and there is us.
The whole premise is not reality based.
Sorry Andries, or rather, good news Andries, your former guru had NO possible way of being what he was pretending to be. There are none that can. |
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