Neville and Buddhism

Continuing exploration of paradoxical aspects of Neville’s teaching.Introduction1. Awareness of being as God.2. A seeming contrast in experience. 3. The promise - same for everyone? 4. Our nature: unitary yet fragmented.5. “All that you behold, although it seems without, it is within, in your imagination.” 6. Detrimental effects of institutions. 7. The nature of evil as a necessary part of creation. 8. Two contradictory aspects.ConclusionsRESOURCES[see also show notes E8 for Alan Watts quotes]Alan WattsOut of Your Mind Part 2“The thinker of the thoughts is an abstraction we create out of memory.” 0:30:00Reality Escapes All ConceptsYoga is “the state in which the individual self ... finds that it is ultimately Atman... the supreme self.”1:18:00NevilleFreedom For All Chapter 1 ”...that which he is, is an illusion created by himself (the Father) in an attempt at self-definition.”Silvie Ivanova NewEarth mirror siteG. Edward Griffin’s interview with Norman Dodd, investigator of Tax Exempt FoundationsJohn Taylor Gatto (2002) Dumbing Us DownJames Perloff (1999) Tornado in a Junkyard: The Relentless Myth of Darwinism