guruyoga

I've read your blog and book and forum for many months now and I have to agree with Lucky that you do sound like a person deeply bound by beliefs than someone who is liberated on the basis of personal insights. Yogachara says this, Theravada says that, Chittamatravadins say this, Svatatrika-Prasangika says x, y, z - what is your opinion? You seem to struggle to express your insights in simple words that you can own. What do YOU have to say? We all know what the different schools say. This thread seems to have the objective of reflecting your personal insight and practice but you are parroting the same stuff that you do on other forums. Btw, why do you try so hard to promote your blog/book? Sometimes just a link and quoting relevant portions is sufficient. I assume you have already gained sufficient traffic and publicity for your blog/book by frequent promotion here, so now you can perhaps take it down a notch? It's amazing how obtuse you seem in spite of your claimed state of enlightenment or liberation or whatever. I bet if your Buddhist beliefs were to be taken away from you and you considered even a slight possibility of an alternative to Buddhist worldview being possible and equally or more valid, you would be devastated and broken. I don't see how you are different from many orthodox Christians fundamentally.