Moksha

So we had the purpose of the origin of Homo sapiens sapiens.

And then we rounded it up with... topical search on the term Moksha, which I believe means the pathway to escaping reincarnation.

And a combination of those five targets kind of blows apart your world paradigm, your lifetime paradigm, your world paradigm about what you believe, about what all this is and what's going on.

It starts pointing at a few things that turn into very difficult discussions because they challenge religious dogma, they challenge governmental or political dogma, cultural dogma, and really kind of leaves you in a spot of needing to rebuild the structure of your own personal view about what this life really is, what is going on, and why we're here doing what we're doing.

And then after that, what else did we run into that point? So we ran into topical search on death and I don't really recall a whole lot of that.

I do recall Morgan Session having to be more around the idea of dissipation into the local environment or into the local energy.

Then we get into the term Moksha.

And this was a general topical search.

shit.

The Indian sage would say your four aims have collapsed into one, that Artha has eaten Dharma and Kama and Moksha alive, and this is what losing looks like.

and Ubuntu would ask a question you'd struggle to answer at all.

Not what you produce, but whose you are.

what about spiritual knowledge growth and all those things do we need is really an avatara not required yes because knowledge requires for us to gain this knowledge for a knowledge we require a guru and the guru need not be an avatar and even if an avatara has to bless The blessing can be only in the form of giving us a Guru.

Remember, even in this Bhagavad Gita, Bhagavan had not given Moksha to Arjuna.

He did not say, Arjuna, I have the power in me to give you Moksha.

Take this Moksha.

No.

He just became a Guru.

Should I criticize him? No need.

And there is no need for us to prove or disprove that he was an avatar.

And I think even the term liberation, I was talking to you about this earlier, the term liberation means different things for different people.

And I know that people from outside traditions maybe take terms like Brahman or Moksha and they misinterpret them from what the original intention of these terms actually were.

And I think that, again, we're going to get into this conversation about the occult and um how babylon has been interpreted and i i read one of these books or at least maybe a third of it before i said i don't think i'm going to get much from this book anymore

um and we'll talk

Yeah.

Right.

Kind of like when we were talking about Boka and Moksha.

Because imagine if the goddess were to come and destroy these beings who were responsible for what happened in the Epstein files.