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Originally Posted by Jyotir
Hi Nowayout,
Just a quick comment by way of definition:
What you describe in your above quoted is usually referred to as:
'qualified non-dualism'.
And btw, regardless of religious tradition and including most of the major ones,
that particular orientation is held by an overwhelming majority of people at the present time.
~ J
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There are many traditions, and they are all a mosaic of the divine spark? I don't know what qualified non-dualism is in essence, but it matters not.
The spirit I can.. feel.. in the love of the Christ is real. For me, but dogma is not my path.
What does nondualism point towards, that I am God?
Who has the power to hold that space.
And better yet, how do you hold it.
Thinking about it, or "becoming love" as the Christ presented in life.
My devotion is grounded in love, what is nonduality grounded in, the mind?
Is nonduality not a devotion to God within?
It could also pass as another devotion, but love is eternal ground.
Hence the Christ was with us without the need for devotion and dogma.
Rather understanding...