Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
Reply to @SophiaCycles

@SophiaCycles 1/6 šŸ§µ"Nothing is more injurious to immediate experience than cognition," noted Jung, echoing a universal planetary refrain delineating the deeper ground of a supreme aspect of being independent of encapsulation in any ā€˜a prioriā€™ scheme of ideas, conceptions, or ideologies. x.com/covidyoga/status/1569399897060950016

Copy of tweet here: 2/ If not unity, what do we 'see' then? As a rule, an identification with the distinctions and divisions of materialist and religious logic; the forms, concepts, rationalizations and, ultimately, caricatures of reality co-existent with fallacies of ontological detachment.
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Copy of tweet here: 2/ If not unity, what do we 'see' then? As a rule, an identification with the distinctions and divisions of materialist and religious logic; the forms, concepts, rationalizations and, ultimately, caricatures of reality co-existent with fallacies of ontological detachment.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @LamaSuryaDas Fascinating, isn't it, the unitive diversity and universality of the recognition. Rohr: "If it's true, it has to be true everywhere." Panikkar: "We are constitutively one - not only because the whole universe can penetrate us, but also because we can permeate all of reality."Quoted by@LamaSuryaDas Fascinating, isn't it, the unitive diversity and universality of the recognition. Rohr: "If it's true, it has to be true everywhere." Panikkar: "We are constitutively one - not only because the whole universe can penetrate us, but also because we can permeate all of reality."