GOD is a blackhole SON.

gurur brahma gurur vishnu guru devo maheshvara. Gurur shakshat parabramha. tasmaishri guruana maha

Laws of life below as propounded by the most recent avatar, Buddha (Source spiritial tree, TOI, 21 Dec. 2011)
- Universal regime of cause and effect (O)
- Idea of interdependence of all phenomena (Synchronicity)
- There is certain dependence in origination, it is that which originates, changes, disappears and disintegrates. This idea is inbuilt in origination. (SEED)
- Impermanence of conditioned things and absence of existence, the observed and the observer (Advaita)
- Suffering that follows from mistaken perceptions in the permanence of reality (change is the only constant)

Maniishhaa Panchakam is a set of five verses (slokas) composed by Shri Adi Shankaracharya, the Hindu philosopher. It is said that in these five verses Shankara brings out the essence of Advaita Vedanta.

It is believed that Shankara wrote the Manisha Panchakam at Varanasi (Kashi/Benaras), the ancient sacred city of India, and the home to the famous Kashi Visvanatha temple.

According to the legend, Adi Shankaraachaarya, was on his way to the temple after finishing his bath. Suddenly he saw a chandaala (an outcaste) and his four dogs on the way, and gestured to him to keep a distance, as per the custom in those days. The outcaste then asked him some questions which form the substance of two verses which are a prelude to the main work.Among the questions asked, the significant one was like this-”Whether My body should give way to you or my Soul?”. On hearing these questions, Sri Shankara realized that the person before him was no ordinary person but Lord Shiva himself, and the dogs, the four Vedas. Shankara replies to these questions in five verses. These five verses have been collectively given the name ‘Maneeshaapanchakam’. The word ‘maneeshaa’, meaning ‘conviction’ appears in the last line in all the five verses.

Manisha Panchakam conveys the message that once a person has attained Self-knowledge, considerations such as his caste are totally irrelevant.

O great ascetic! Tell me . Do you want me to keep a distance from you, by
uttering ’go away’ ’go away’ taking me to be an outcaste ?
Is it addressed from one body made of food to another body made of food,
or is it consciousness from consciousness — which, O, the
best among ascetics, you wish should go away, by saying
“ Go away, go away”? Do tell me.

Answer me . While the supreme Being
is reflected in every object as the sun’s reflecion could be seen in the
placid waveless water bodies why this doubting confusion and
differentiation i.e . whether one is a brahmin or an outcaste ? who is
the superior one etc ?. Is there any difference in the reflection of the sun
in the waters of the Ganges or in the water present in the street
of an outcaste?
Likewise, is there any difference when the water- containers happen to be
golden vessels and earthen pots ?
(Immediately shankarAcharya realises the presence of the Lord Shankara
before him (who has apparently shown Himself with a view to removing the
last vestige of imperfection in His devotee) and reels off the following 5
stanzas-constituting ’manIShApa.nchakam.h’-ending with a further stanza
in the form of an epilogue).

If one is convinced firmly, that he is that very Soul which manifests
itself in all the conditions of sleep, wakefulness and dream, in all the
objects from the great Brahma (the creator) to the tiny ant and which is
also the vibrant, but invisible, witnesser of all, then as per my clear
conclusion, he is the great teacher/preceptor, be he a twice-born
(i.e higher castes) or an outcaste.

I am quite convinced that he is the great Master, be he a Brahmin or an
outcaste, who, dwelling on the pure and infinite Brahman thinks of
himself as that very Brahman, of whose manifestation the whole Universe
is,though apparently the Universe is assumed to consist of different
things, due to ignorance and the three Gunas (Satva, Rajas and Tamas).

I am fully convinced by the Preceptor’s words that the entire Universe is
a transitory illusion and that the human body is given to constantly
meditate on the infinite and supreme Being with a serene and unquestioning
mind and thus to burn in that sacred Fire the sins with which the
human is born.

In my considered opinion that Yogi is great who has clearly grasped within
himself the truth and quality of the supreme Being through which all our
activities are performed and whose effulgence is hidden by ignorance [of
an ordinary person] even as the sun’s halo is covered/hidden by the clouds.

I am convinced that whoever has his mind dwelling upon the Great Being
who is being worshipped by Indra and other gods and is thus completely at
peace with himself has not only understood Brahman but he is himself that
great Brahman!

Oh Lord ! In the form of body I am your servant . In the form of life, O
three-eyed one, I am part of yourself . In the form of soul, you are
within me and in every other soul.I have arrived at this conclusion through
my intellect and on the authority of the various scriptures.

Thus ends the ’manIShApa nchakam.h’ composed by the AdishankarAcharya.
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Humble beginings:
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Early influences: Led Zepplin, Eagles, Pink Floyd, Doors, Deep Purple

Nasadiya Sukta

The Nasadiya Sukta (after the incipit ná ásat “not the non-existent”) is the 129th hymn of the 10th Mandala of the Rigveda. It is concerned with cosmology and the origin of the universe. It is known for its skepticism. It ends with:

Who really knows? Who shall declare it here?
Whence was it born? Whence issued this creation?
Even the Gods came after its emergence.
Then who can tell from whence it came to be?
None knows when creation has arisen;
Whether He made it or did not make it,
He who surveys it in the highest heaven,
Only He knows, or maybe even He knows not.

The hymn has been interpreted as one of the earliest accounts of skeptical inquiry and agnosticism.[3]

“The One” repeatedly discussed in the Rigveda has been suggested to have originally referred to the axis mundi, and “The One who dwells beyond the seven sages” (1.164) as the polar star (at the time perhaps Thuban).
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GOD

ONE god

ONE : Onle Nothing Exists

Good Oderly Direction
Games On Demand

Definition of GOD : Nobody needs U, everybody wants U
Definition of Human Being : ONE who doesnt need AnyBody BUT wants Everybody

First there was nothing BUT I was aware. Hence naturally I wanted to know itself. I probed myself. Found Nothing. To find myself dconcentrated upon myself and of the tapas was born the big bang. But i knew my self and at the same time the explosion creating light, hence only a minute fraction of ME was used. I was still myself. Nothing. From self to self. But now i knew myself as both Nothingness and the principle of change in the form of the trinity of the gunas.

ISAPONISHA=infinity – infinity = infinity & infinity + infinity = infinity….

Source of I : parents(siblings 2) – nature – science-mathematics-philosophy-mind-who am I ?- Blackhole SON – SuryaNaRaYaNa – Rama Shastry – Ramsai- sai prabhavathi – Subaramaya (BS) – Nature – whose nature?

Future : Perpetual perceptable changes but mild and inspiring like the Jataka or the panchatantra tales

cosmology
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Nothingness

cosmic law
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> one cannot know the laws of an enclosed system while in it, it can only be known from outside the system
> Any enclosed system always has an antipathy to be stable yet changing
> no repitition in temporal space, no two snow flakes are same and have unique fractals
> Place no limitations on your inner vision for the 8.5 act.
> as the origin so the end; both for cosmic and any conscious entity

RULES
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> Beware of “I NO(know)” since it is the fruit of knowledge shared by Adam & Eve which always forms ego.

> Bruce Lee – Fight without fighting; acheived by responding and not reacting => to be above karma
> Respect all life forms, especially Mother Earth or positive life supporting eco-systems
> Khalil Gibran: childern are guests who give meaning to life and have come to nulify their karma and not to realize your unfulfilled dreams
> Fear gnaws at the soul to remind one of a higher power always with u as instinctive conscience
> Death gives life its meaning hence embrace each day as the last day of your life
> When the student is ready the master arrives=there is no master better than life, use wisely
> do not repeat a set pattern to remain a blackhole son
> the whole show is orchestred just for you, hence have a sense of gratitude to all
> always look into the eyes while speaking and be direct with fact at that moment
> The best construct is laid out before you and it was, is and will be perfect if you just absent yourself
> I can change only myself the rest of me outside has its own owner’s mind.
> can visualize past important events to rethink future
> leave no footprints for maximum effect
> first things first, no pending

Inspiration: Curt Kobian, SoundGarden, Kula Shekar,

Cobain was a vocal supporter of the pro-choice movement, and had been involved in Rock for Choice from the campaign inception by L7. The liner notes from Incesticide declared “if any of you in any way hate homosexuals, people of different color, or women, please do this one favor for us-leave us the fuck alone! Don’t come to our shows and don’t buy our records”. An article from his posthumously released Journals declares that social liberation could be made possible only through the eradication of sexism.