Shantanu
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You would need to probe out the truth through communications back and forth with the government using the satya-advaitic path of truth accommodation.
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Spirit of Light
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Can you use Satya teaching in an political situation?
Personally i do not talk about religious view when talking to governmental offices,
Shantanu
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It is a highly personal technique not to be talked about to governmental offices or they will not reply to the questions that one needs answers to.
Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
can you explain how you use it?
Shantanu
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Only God within me knows how it works but it is very effective: one needs to surrender to God.
Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
How can you be sure it is satya-advaitic path of truth accommodation. you experiences if you do not know how it happens? could it be that is has a different answer ?
Shantanu
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I do only what is necessary to survive with dignity: God shows me what I need to do to accomplish that moment by moment.
Spirit of Light
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Sorry if i ask to many question, but when you talk about God, what God do you talk about?
That question applies to anyone of us on a spiritual path. The ego is tenacious. It looks for things to attach itself to to sustain and support itself. The spiritual is a sneaky place for the ego to attach itself to and conceal itself. It says, "See, I am a good person because I'm doing all this positive spiritual stuff". But that self-reflexive look to support itself, is not fully moving beyond the ego. It's still the ego, in a subtle form. It amounts to being proud of our humility.So my question is : How could i miss this big part of my mistakes? Any idea? let me know
Once you can see it hiding itself there, then you can start to loosen its fingers and let fall away.
Shantanu
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This is a God that lives within me who, unknown to me, guides me with thoughts about the external world and how to cope with my enemies in the UK State in particular.
Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
Enenmies?
Shantanu
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Yes I consider the UK Establishment to be my sworn enemy for 20 years of persecution that I have suffered.
Spirit of Light
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Not sure how to respond to this
Shantanu
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Hmmm.
Most of us, myself included, are in reality children on our respective paths. I think we'd be a lot better off becoming more child-like (not childish) and embrace and find joy in our learning.
Since i first come to this forum i have been in many interesting discussions, I do enjoy most of the back and forth between people from different walks of life and religions
But this morning i woke up, think. Have i been to focused on what I stand for and what I want to share from my path of Buddhism? I told my self " Amanaki you have to work on your ego to let go, Life is not about Amanaki and his knowledge" The second thing that i thought was " Be a Buddhist but when you discuss with others, dont force your views on them, learn to listen"
I do not know if i can call this a form of moment of awakening, but from now its not about Amanaki`s wisdom and knowledge, it is what can i share with this group that let everybody understand their path better.
So my question is : How could i miss this big part of my mistakes? Any idea? let me know
Today I thought of you when when I watched a documentary on Buddhia I purchased. I love to explore other Faiths. What I learnt today is that it is all about intent. To keep ones motives pure and I believe yours are pure. Then I explored further a paper on Buddism which mentioned that the Buddha did not believe in a permanent self but in an ever changing and evolving spirituality.
So most of today was spent watching and reading about Buddha. Also I wanted to try and find more Suttas like the one on loving kindness I think it’s called the Metta Sutta and it said to love all. So beautiful.so it was a very enlightening day!
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