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..glad for the inspiration hardboiled..thank you..keep inspired..

and hi Tattvamasi..yes i meant 'Turyia', it was a typo, apologies
yeah the Mandukya Upanishad was given in full earlier in the thread..it's verse 7 that is key, and describes Turyia..'the fourth' state..which you gave a good summary of ..much love also

it would be nice to look at some more of the upanishads in the thread, as they are a core of the subject..

..with vedantan practice, the mind is trained to focus on the objective..with the 'buddhi' (intuitive intellect) and 'jnana' (knowledge - by direct experience) focused on Brahman, the yogic union emerges..
sometimes through initially the focus on a symbolic object, such as Om, or an 'embodied' god(ess)
..the objective being the non-dual state, or 'Self', as vedanta calls it..
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here's a good vedanta talk, looking at some of the issues just discussed:
[YOUTUBE][MEDIA=youtube]St78FHU9Pqg[/MEDIA]

ॐ

<blockquote data-quote="nen888" data-source="post: 3689279" data-attributes="member: 16">..glad for the inspiration hardboiled..thank you..keep inspired..and hi Tattvamasi..yes i meant &#039;Turyia&#039;, it was a typo, apologies yeah the Mandukya Upanishad was given in full <a href="https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&amp;m=539520&amp;#post539520" target="_blank">earlier</a> in the thread..it&#039;s verse 7 that is key, and describes Turyia..&#039;the fourth&#039; state..which you gave a good summary of <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> ..much love also it would be nice to look at some more of the upanishads in the thread, as they are a core of the subject....with vedantan practice, the mind is trained to focus on the objective..with the &#039;buddhi&#039; (intuitive intellect) and &#039;jnana&#039; (knowledge - by direct experience) focused on Brahman, the yogic union emerges..sometimes through initially the focus on a symbolic object, such as Om, or an &#039;embodied&#039; god(ess) ..the objective being the non-dual state, or &#039;Self&#039;, as vedanta calls it...here&#039;s a good vedanta talk, looking at some of the issues just discussed:[YOUTUBE][MEDIA=youtube]St78FHU9Pqg[/MEDIA]ॐ</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nen888, post: 3689279, member: 16"] ..glad for the inspiration [b]hardboiled[/b]..thank you..keep inspired.. and hi [b]Tattvamasi[/b]..yes i meant [i]'Turyia'[/i], it was a typo, apologies yeah the [i]Mandukya Upanishad[/i] was given in full [url=https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&m=539520&#post539520]earlier[/url] in the thread..it's verse 7 that is key, and describes Turyia..'the fourth' state..which you gave a good summary of :) ..much love also it would be nice to look at some more of the upanishads in the thread, as they are a core of the subject.. ..with vedantan practice, the mind is trained to focus on the objective..with the 'buddhi' (intuitive intellect) and 'jnana' (knowledge - by direct experience) focused on Brahman, the yogic union emerges.. sometimes through initially the focus on a symbolic object, such as Om, or an 'embodied' god(ess) ..the objective being the non-dual state, or 'Self', as vedanta calls it.. . here's a good vedanta talk, looking at some of the issues just discussed: [YOUTUBE][MEDIA=youtube]St78FHU9Pqg[/MEDIA] ॐ [/QUOTE]