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:Question 1
:Question 1
::In Indian philosophy, the nature of ultimate truth has been described as truth, satyam, beauty, sundram and goodness, shivam. Are these the characteristics of God?
::Bhagwan, in Indian philosophies the nature of the Ultimate Truth has been described as truth (Satyam), beauty (Sundaram) and goodness (Shivam). Are these the characteristics of God?


:Question 2
:Question 2
::Are you saying that we do not need to use the window to see the sky?
::Are you saying we do not need the window to go into the sky?


:Question 3
:Question 3
::But how does one get from the room to the sky without the window?
::But how does one get front the room into the sky without the window? Are you saying we do not need the window?


:Question 4
:Question 4
::Once one is in the sky there are no words -- until one comes back into the room. Then the story comes...
::Does one need the window to go into the sky ?


:Question 5
:Question 5
::Do all three windows become one?
::Once one is in the sky, then there are no words until one comes back into the room. And then comes the story.
 
:Question 6
::After one returns to the room, does one look through all three windows ?
 
:Question 7
::Could they become one window?


:Question 6
:Question 6
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:Question 8
:Question 8
::They didn't tell us it was the same sky, did they?
::They did not tell us it was the same sky, did they?


:Question 9
:Question 9
::So organized religions are a curtain to us. They will have to go in order for us to see the sky.
::Did they tell us this?


:Question 10
:Question 10
::Will the Western mind have to expand as the Eastern mind has?
::In India the differences seem to be less.


:Question 11
:Question 11
::Ramakrishna said that the bhakti approach is the most suitable for this age. Is that so?
::The Indian saints seem to be less aware of any difference. There is more difference in the West.
 
:Question 12
::So the organizations are a curtain to us and will have to go in order for us to see the sky!
 
:Question 13
::Are they obstacles?


:Question 14
::So the Western mind will have to expand as the Eastern mind has?


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:Question 15
::Ramakrishna says that the Bhakti approach is most suitable for this "Kaliyuga". Is that so?
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Revision as of 07:38, 18 June 2019

event type interview
date & time 9 Jan 1971 pm
location Bombay
language English
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online text find the PDF of this discourse
shorttitle ESO10
notes
Description of this chapter in The Inward Revolution (1973) #8: "Text of an interview with Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh by Miss Ranney and Miss Donna Sharkey, California, U.S.A., in Bombay, India." Chapter title: "The Windows of Religion and the Sky of Truth"
In The Psychology of the Esoteric (1978) #10 ** : the chapter title is: "Windows to the Divine".
synopsis
Reader of the questions: unknown.
Question 1
Bhagwan, in Indian philosophies the nature of the Ultimate Truth has been described as truth (Satyam), beauty (Sundaram) and goodness (Shivam). Are these the characteristics of God?
Question 2
Are you saying we do not need the window to go into the sky?
Question 3
But how does one get front the room into the sky without the window? Are you saying we do not need the window?
Question 4
Does one need the window to go into the sky ?
Question 5
Once one is in the sky, then there are no words until one comes back into the room. And then comes the story.
Question 6
After one returns to the room, does one look through all three windows ?
Question 7
Could they become one window?
Question 6
Is there a window for every consciousness, for each man?
Question 7
It seems there are so few Christians who have gone to the sky and who have come back with this concept.
Question 8
They did not tell us it was the same sky, did they?
Question 9
Did they tell us this?
Question 10
In India the differences seem to be less.
Question 11
The Indian saints seem to be less aware of any difference. There is more difference in the West.
Question 12
So the organizations are a curtain to us and will have to go in order for us to see the sky!
Question 13
Are they obstacles?
Question 14
So the Western mind will have to expand as the Eastern mind has?
Question 15
Ramakrishna says that the Bhakti approach is most suitable for this "Kaliyuga". Is that so?


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