On The Topic 'Having Many Gurus':
Some seeker raised the above issue. My opinion has been reproduced here for the benefit of members. All are welcome to give their opinions.
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Wrong understanding of the term Advaita (forum)
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Test drive different possibilities of the truth (blog)
Don't look for THE truth,look for the POSSIBILITIES of the truth.
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The danger in retreats and other isolated spiritual events (blog)
Retreats and intensives are usually good practices by themselves.
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If resistance is the cause of suffering then why were given it as an instinctive reaction tool? (blog)
People are asking me: if resistance to pain is the cause of our suffer...
The mind is dead (blog)
For purposes of this discussion, let's talk about the brain (although ...
The now is boring, says the mind (blog)
It's petrifying how little from the world truly exists: only the now.
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No witnessing when no (calm) mind? (blog)
There is a certain kind of people whom when I am in company, my mind g...
What the fuck does Nisargadatta mean by "I Am"? (forum)
Nisargadatta Maharaj gives seekers the same advice his guru gave him: ...
Just like exhausted children in the back seat of a car on a long drive to a new home, our thoughts keep on asking, 'are we there yet? are we nearly home? how soon can we rest?', and life, in its infinite patience, keeps on reminding us that we are already home, that we never left home in the first place, that even when we move home, our true home, the ever-present inner stillness, never moves. In the midst of movement, total calm.
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