Comments on: Radha-Krishna, the Divine Couple (Part 1) http://www.radha-krishnaism.org/2009/09/radha-krishna-the-divine-couple-part-1/#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed A Spirituality of Liberty, Truth, and Love Fri, 23 Sep 2011 02:41:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Zvonimir Tosic http://www.radha-krishnaism.org/2009/09/radha-krishna-the-divine-couple-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-543 Zvonimir Tosic Tue, 08 Sep 2009 22:14:05 +0000 http://www.radha-krishnaism.org/?p=499#comment-543 I've never seen anyone explaining terms of brahman (dormant potential), soul (a piece of a hologram) and bhagavan (realised, self-conscious potential) so clearly, using modern vocabulary. All of them out there end up wrapped up in old Vedantic mumbo-jumbo, using terms no one clearly knows what they represent and mean today, and which vary wildly from one interpreter to another. This is a quantum leap forward in the interpretation of the old. This not only sheds new light onto muddy territories and popular misconceptions in the Vedantic terminology and its meaning, but clarifies misconceptions and lack of structure and logic in other life-denying old philosophies of the East. This sets up a new, encouraging, life-affirming path of understanding. From a completely new perspective we see the nature, us, our relationship to creation and the open world of our possibilities. I’ve never seen anyone explaining terms of brahman (dormant potential), soul (a piece of a hologram) and bhagavan (realised, self-conscious potential) so clearly, using modern vocabulary. All of them out there end up wrapped up in old Vedantic mumbo-jumbo, using terms no one clearly knows what they represent and mean today, and which vary wildly from one interpreter to another.

This is a quantum leap forward in the interpretation of the old. This not only sheds new light onto muddy territories and popular misconceptions in the Vedantic terminology and its meaning, but clarifies misconceptions and lack of structure and logic in other life-denying old philosophies of the East. This sets up a new, encouraging, life-affirming path of understanding. From a completely new perspective we see the nature, us, our relationship to creation and the open world of our possibilities.

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