The Inward Revolution ~ 08
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
- 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?
- Question 2
- Are you saying that we do not need to use the window to see the sky?
- Question 3
- But how does one get from the room to the sky without the window?
- Question 4
- Once one is in the sky there are no words -- until one comes back into the room. Then the story comes...
- Question 5
- Do all three windows become one?
- 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 didn't tell us it was the same sky, did they?
- Question 9
- So organized religions are a curtain to us. They will have to go in order for us to see the sky.
- Question 10
- Will the Western mind have to expand as the Eastern mind has?
- Question 11
- Ramakrishna said that the bhakti approach is the most suitable for this age. Is that so?
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