Sarpa Sutra from Sadhguru

[Buck Edwards]

Has anyone tried the sarpa Sutra from Isha foundation? If yes then let me know your experience. Thanks. 

[Buck Edwards]

Just now, Benton said:

All the consecrated sutras work great. Consecrated items basically give more bandwidth of consciousness. How? Tantra.

Could you please breefly explain me tantra? 

[Buck Edwards]

6 minutes ago, Benton said:

I just watched Leos true philosophy video. 
I really want to apply it to everything I have been experiencing with yoga. And this is what I plan to do as well. 
I want to marry psychedelics true philosophy and yoga

You do yoga? Like physical yoga with your body, different positions etc? 

 

Edited May 30, 2023 by Enlightement

[Buck Edwards]

@Benton then you must be physically fit. 

 

[Buck Edwards]

4 hours ago, Benton said:

 

When I say yoga I’m to eastern mysticism generally. Mainly yoga and tantra specifically though

I'm into eastern mysticism as well. 

 

[Buck Edwards]

I'd love to learn this yoga as well. So I'll YouTube it. 

[Buck Edwards]

Right now I'm more into theology. This is the next chapter of my everflowing journey. 

I want to study. Grow. Do yoga. And I'm more into the true self - higher self - self love realm.. Can I say it feels peaceful in here when I think of that nexus? 

[Buck Edwards]

I like sometimes what Leo says. "moths to flame." isn't like everything that we discover everyday somewhat like that? We're inevitably drawn to do things the way moths to flame. 

I love how I'm getting closer and closer to healing lol. 

One things that helping me are songs. Just listening to pure music. Gonna make a sweet collection of that too. I feel like I am getting there yo. 

Ahaha as long as I'm comfortable. 

That it is possible, it is possible, it is possible without external help 

 

Edited May 30, 2023 by Enlightement

[Moksha]

18 minutes ago, Enlightement said:

I like sometimes what Leo says. "moths to flame." isn't like everything that we discover everyday somewhat like that? We're inevitably drawn to do things the way moths to flame. 

It's a good analogy for the ego. The mind is an endless moth-maker. Every thought flies blindly toward the fire, mistaking it for light, only to be consumed.

It is an insane, insatiable kamikaze process that only ends when the absolute awakens to itself, abandoning its pursuit of transient fulfillment, and abiding in the light of itself.