[Shivani Devi]

Originally Posted by davidsun

Very erudite exposition, Nec. Except for the final 'kick' (IMO) Which reminded me of: "It is hard for thee to kick against the pricks." (Acts 9) 'Pricks' with many meanings.



http://vedanta.org/yoga-spiritual-pr...ge-jnana-yoga/

Nope, it's more like John 1:23.

Jnana means knowledge. A lot of people on here have knowledge of Brahman, you'll find them all in the Non-Duality forum saying that personal pronouns shouldn't be a part of the English Language.

Chitti or Pundita means wisdom - you'll find them making threads in the Hindu forum that nobody can ever possibly reply to because they have not attained the stage beyond Jnana yet.

There's a reason why I kill threads, I found out. It's because knowledge cannot go there to respond to whatever I say.

It's amazing how much faith man places in his own mental capacity...he even believes he can realise God merely by thinking about it a lot.