David Spero
David Spero in Sahaja Samadhi
Please note the drawn-up chin muscle. This lock triggers universal compassion -- or is it the other way 'round? - RSB
"How do light and darkness become one? It is in 'sahaja-samadi,'
which is the natural state of being perpetually awake.
There is no answer to all the pain and suffering that you experience.
It's part of "what is." To have merely darkness is ignorance.
To have light and darkness requires spiritual sophistication.
But when you transcend even the dichotomy between light and darkness,
your realization begins to drink the immeasurable.
In the final stages of realization, you cease to climb in and out of
the light.
It can be shocking if you understand what the light is and how deeply
it
absorbs you. It absorbs you completely in the state of nirvana."
Sahaja-samadhi is a descriptionless state.
David's talk and essays and book are available at his website.
Articles and Exercises by Ramon
5/20/2007Snore Your Way (Awake) To Nirvana!
5/21/2006 Increase Your Bliss Tolerance With The Thwizzler
1/1/2006 Eight Auspicious Signs on the Buddha's Face and a Version of the Vajra Mantra
Chart Cross-referencing States of Consciousness
Chart of the Buddhist Jhana States of Absorption
"Why Is The Buddha Smiling?"
"Poohbear's Advice to Eeyore on De-Gloomification"
Graphic & Sound Meditation on "Peace Now Thou
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A Leetle Nonduality Michael Read With Your Crumpets, Monsieur?
Some Quickies updated 9/24/04
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