The Zen of Advaita - Stephen H. Wolinsky Ph. D.

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on the “you” prior to the word“you”?”Enquiry Koan: “What is the witnessan abstraction of?”All “spiritual” experiences are“I”-perceiver-wave-abstractiondependent and are thereforeillusions.And all experiences occur in atemporary state called the wakingstate.The waking state plus allexperiences give the powerfulillusion of “beingness” or“Iamness”.In 1977 I asked PrakashanandaBaba, “What is your spiritualexperience?”He replied, “If I tell you myexperience I will think I hadthem…Spiritual Experiences areego.”143
Wave-Station Seven:No dependence on thoughtsmemories-emotionsassociations-perceptions-aperceiver-the body.This is called by NisargadattaMaharaj the I Am, and representsmore than 90% of Maharaj’steachings. This is because, mosteveryone, including “me”, was justtrying to get beyond the mind, andthe earlier stations. (By the way,at the time, none of us knew thiswas just a station). This wavestationrepresents the destinationof almost all “spiritual”practice, i.e. realizing you arenot the mind.However, Maharaj points out thatthe “I am” also is a temporarystate, in the style of the ZenMasters of old, he refuses toallow you to “nest” as this is not“It”, or “you”.Wave-Station Eight:Nature with no “I”“Here” there is nature, with no“I”. However it still contains aknower with a known.144
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The Zen Koan NotebooksCourse ICrack
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IntroductionThere is no oneThere is
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until 1975, (that there is no sucht
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Section OneWATCH YOUR STEP!A WORD O
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As we will see Koans, like EnquiryQ
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given. What becomes apparent isthat
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Many Zen stories of teachersdemonst
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who was in the room with me thathis
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or lenses through which theirpercep
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Maharaj to “me”: ”What was yo
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Realize who is in front of themReco
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Zen it says that we should let goof
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Nisargadatta Maharaj:“… Anyone
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teach?” might say, “A dog isbar
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unlock the doors of the perceptuali
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onto the I Am” which deconstructe
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is neti neti (not this not this).Ev
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words, a point of view or a fixedpo
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also realized that all perceptionsa
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larger context, namely Buddhism.Eve
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sun, there is nothing special ordif
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condensed or solidified emptiness,t
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“how” and “where” the Koan
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Cracking the Code ofthe Zen Koan Pa
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Both Quantum Physics andneuroscienc
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First, since there is no separate
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or even non-existence areabstracted
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No form, form is emptyNo sensation,
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The no “I” state is a state, an
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There is no self in the veil ofthe
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Diamond Sutra: “A bodhisattva who
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Diamond Sutra: “I shall liberatea
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(which is an abstraction), noBuddha
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conceivable is dependent upon theab
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All perceptions have a point ofrefe
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Krsna says, “I am the doer andenj
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To illustrate this “It is as itis
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learned. This “spiritual reframe
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this frustration with thisparticula
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which could be viewed as part ofthe
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meaning by referring to otherwords
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To illustrate, the thought called
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Page 96 and 97: SMASH THE MIRRORSShattering the mir
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Page 102 and 103: Enquiry Koan: “Something isnothin
Page 104 and 105: SECTION IIIdentifying, Unassuming a
Page 106 and 107: For the water, there are no wavesor
Page 108 and 109: Zen Saying: “The finger thatpoint
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Page 114 and 115: This is reminiscent of the poemwher
Page 116 and 117: Zen Saying: “Realize the true man
Page 118 and 119: This “jumping of layers” within
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Page 124 and 125: (Hint: There is no source. Thereis
Page 126 and 127: Practice: Find the sensation prior
Page 128 and 129: the case of a False Core beliefthat
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Page 132 and 133: The answer rests in thepossibility
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Page 138 and 139: He responded, “An Oak Tree.”Cau
Page 140 and 141: Enquiry Koan: “From where does th
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Page 146 and 147: This no “I” state represents th
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Page 150 and 151: Wave-Station Ten:Identification wit
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Page 158 and 159: Therefore, as a working metaphoronl
Page 160 and 161: THE ABSOLUTE:The Ultimate ThornReal
Page 162 and 163: Master Daizui replied,“Everything
Page 164 and 165: BibliographyNisargadata Maharaj See
Page 166 and 167: The Sound of One Hand Tranlatedby Y
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