Issue #20
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Table of Contents for #20
4 The Nectar of Advaitic Instruction Burning questions and cooling answers grace this issue’s installment of Advaitic Instruction, providing intriguing interchange in the tradition of spiritual self- inquiry.8 The Sublime Continuum of Consciousness by Joel and Michelle Levey The Tibetan Book of the Dead, from the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, has always held both a fascination and an attraction for Westerners. Some of its more profound aspects are explored herein, combining some of the deeper secrets of the work with its deeper and salient teachings. 14 Vasudhaiva Kutumbhakam 18 Inscrutable Maya Magic |
24 Plurality as Centrality by Lex Hixon Throughout a vast span of time, and in the midst of an almost boundless march of astute philosophies and philosophers, the essential axiom of innate Oneness has all but gotten lost in the process of analysis, argumentation, opinion, and contrasting viewpoints. But this is quite acceptable within the realm of plurality as centrality – the Noumenal Ground – where all perspectives are but ever intertwining myths that are but threads of its indivisible and eternal fabric.30 Suffering as Transformation by John Forman The question, “why is there suffering,” has all but gotten sufficiently answered with the advent of illumined souls such as Christ, Lord Buddha, Sri Ramakrishna, and other Avatars. Not only has suffering now becoming known generally as a constant companion to life in relativity, it is also being seen by some as an opportunity for building character. Due to this, its previously impenetrable appearance and seemingly senseless presence is getting pierced, and as it does, revealing ways of forbearance leading to transcendence. |