Hello, Robert, and many thanks for what you share, the only knowledge that could bring real peace to incarnated beings.
May you please answer this question? Many, as yourself, have spoken about the Dharmakaya, the Timeless Light, as our Self, but others claim to have reached a "no place" which is even beyond the Light, a Void which is the Ultimate Unmanifest Awareness, from which the Light Itself appears. Have you any opinion about this? I´d appreciate any answer
You are welcome. Let us hope that all beings awaken.
This void that people talk about is actually close to our bodies, just the other extreme view that accompanies this notion that everything is real. It is confusing when we try to fathom either real or not real, then discover that neither is really true. Both perceived conditions are just ideas that we engage in, part of our confused state of mind.
Our Real Condition is Dharmakaya, but we cannot see that unless we awaken. We also cannot see the energetic dimension, which is Sambhogakaya, unless we begin to awaken. The Dharmakaya has no limit, all possibilities manifest from that brilliant light. To understand this, however, we must not reify that in any way. We must completely relax, observing mind until it merges with the Nature of Mind, as it is. When we recognize that, then we have begun to awaken through direct experience.
Hello, Robert, and many thanks for what you share, the only knowledge that could bring real peace to incarnated beings.
May you please answer this question? Many, as yourself, have spoken about the Dharmakaya, the Timeless Light, as our Self, but others claim to have reached a "no place" which is even beyond the Light, a Void which is the Ultimate Unmanifest Awareness, from which the Light Itself appears. Have you any opinion about this? I´d appreciate any answer
You are welcome. Let us hope that all beings awaken.
This void that people talk about is actually close to our bodies, just the other extreme view that accompanies this notion that everything is real. It is confusing when we try to fathom either real or not real, then discover that neither is really true. Both perceived conditions are just ideas that we engage in, part of our confused state of mind.
Our Real Condition is Dharmakaya, but we cannot see that unless we awaken. We also cannot see the energetic dimension, which is Sambhogakaya, unless we begin to awaken. The Dharmakaya has no limit, all possibilities manifest from that brilliant light. To understand this, however, we must not reify that in any way. We must completely relax, observing mind until it merges with the Nature of Mind, as it is. When we recognize that, then we have begun to awaken through direct experience.
Thank you very much for the clear reply. I appreciate it.