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Date Posted: 02:01:01 04/28/04 Wed
Author: sundarar - 3 Apr 2004
Subject: Re: the 3 steps on the (kriya) path
In reply to: Hendrik - 1 Apr 2004 's message, "Re: the 3 steps on the (kriya) path" on 02:00:27 04/28/04 Wed

Friends

My main point above isit has been helpfull to myself to be grounded in Vedanta of late. I certainly do not want to sound as if I am championing a
theorybecause in the relative worlds there is no absolute and I cherish the yogic view that Truth is One, the paths are many. But since we are kriyabans and this is the kriya discussion board I wanted to share my experiemce without waving my own flag. Hence the quotes by Rama and others. Perhaps this is not the place for such sharings and I am in error.

Second of all, Sivananda is about as spotless as Jesus.Yogananda was fond of him. As for Swami Rama I never met the man but I know several high quality people who knew him well, and his writings are excellent. I know he was accused of mischief, but I don't believe it in his case. Regardless I am embracing my own experience and repect others for theirs. May all follow their hearts.

Sundarar

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Replies:

Re: the 3 steps on the (kriya) path -- Hendrik - 3 Apr 2004, 02:01:52 04/28/04 Wed
- Re: the 3 steps on the (kriya) path -- sundarar - 3 Apr 2004, 02:02:33 04/28/04 Wed
  - Re: the 3 steps on the (kriya) path -- Hendrik - 3 Apr 2004, 02:03:04 04/28/04 Wed
  - Parabrahman, Mukti and Human Thought-Systems -- Hendrik - 4 Apr 2004, 02:04:32 04/28/04 Wed
    - Re: Parabrahman, Mukti and Human Thought-Systems -- sundarar - 4 Apr 2004, 02:05:06 04/28/04 Wed
      - Re: Parabrahman, Mukti and Human Thought-Systems -- Vijay - 5 Apr 2004, 02:05:46 04/28/04 Wed
      - Re: Parabrahman, Mukti and Human Thought-Systems -- Hendrik - 5 Apr 2004, 02:08:43 04/28/04 Wed
        Re: Parabrahman, Mukti and Human Thought-Systems -- ketch - 6 Apr 2004, 02:09:46 04/28/04 Wed
        Re: Parabrahman, Mukti and Human Thought-Systems -- !!! - 7 Apr 2004, 02:10:17 04/28/04 Wed
        Re: Parabrahman, Mukti and Human Thought-Systems -- Hendrik - 6 Apr 2004, 02:11:13 04/28/04 Wed
Re: the 3 steps on the (kriya) path -- Shivanath - 3 Apr 2004, 02:12:05 04/28/04 Wed
- Re: the 3 steps on the (kriya) path -- Hendrik - 3 Apr 2004, 02:13:57 04/28/04 Wed

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