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Seekers on Unique Paths

Steve.in.AZ

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3. I love the Vedantic tradition,

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Thu Mar 26, 2020, 11:24 AM

Mar 2020

both its poetic expression (as in the OP) and the practical. When I say "practical" I'm thinking of modern nondual teachings in the Advaita Vedanta and Kashmir Shaivist lines, teachers like Jean Klein, Francis Lucille, and Christopher Wallis.

Speaking of which, why is there no Hinduism sub-forum?

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Thank you for this post. I would say lovely verse, but truthful may be more appropriate. I have c-rational Mar 2020 #1

Many traditions say that life is a lucid waking dream Ponietz Mar 2020 #2

I love the Vedantic tradition, Steve.in.AZ Mar 2020 #3