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Adi Shankaracharya
Plato
Nathan & Jamie
Plotinus
Thomas Taylor
Parmenides
Adi Shankaracharya
"The pure truth of the Atman, which is buried under Maya and the effects of Maya, can be reached by meditation, contemplation and other spiritual disciplines such as a knower of Brahman may prescribe--but never by subtle arguments."
--Vivekachudamani
--Vivekachudamani
Plato
"Beauty is the splendor of Truth."
--Plato
--Plato
Nathan & Jamie
The teachings at Ganapati-Advaita Ashram are inclusive of all three fundamental yogas taught by Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita. Karma yoga (right action) helps, little by little, to remove the dirt from our minds and hearts, bhakti yoga (devotion) helps us to eliminate distraction and face sorrows and difficulties in life and jnana yoga (knowledge) helps to dissipate non-perception, which is to say non-perception of what is.
Jamie and I live in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Jamie and I live in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Plotinus
"Teaching does not go beyond the limit of pointing out the way and the journey; but the vision is totally the personal task of those who have resolved to comtemplate."
--Plotinus, Enneads VI, 9, IV
--Plotinus, Enneads VI, 9, IV
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Parmenides
"Realization takes time to steady itself. The Self is certainly within the direct experience of everyone but not in the way people imagine. One can only say that it is as it is. Just as incantations or other devices can prevent fire from burning a man when otherwise it would do so, so vasanas (inherent tendencies impelling one to desire one thing and shun another) can veil the Self when otherwise it would be apparent. Realization takes time to steady itself. Spasmodic Realization is not enough to prevent re-birth, but it can not become permanent as long as there are vasanas."
--Sri Ramana Maharshi
--Sri Ramana Maharshi
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