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elstaffe
is on page 85 of 234
"6
Understand that
all beings
have their origins
in this nature:
I am the birth
and the dissolution
of the whole world." (85) seventh discourse, verse 6
— Jan 26, 2026 08:47AM
Understand that
all beings
have their origins
in this nature:
I am the birth
and the dissolution
of the whole world." (85) seventh discourse, verse 6
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elstaffe
is on page 130 of 234
"The heroes
of the mortal world
enter your flaming mouths,
as so many
currents of water
in a river
might run
towards the ocean." (130) all the rivers run into the sea, yet the sea is not full
— Sep 13, 2026 05:25AM
of the mortal world
enter your flaming mouths,
as so many
currents of water
in a river
might run
towards the ocean." (130) all the rivers run into the sea, yet the sea is not full
elstaffe
is on page 125 of 234
"Hari, the great lord
of yoga,
showed to Arjuna
the Son of Pritha
his highest,
most powerful, form.
[10]
It had many
mouths and eyes;
many wondrous
aspects to behold;
many divine ornaments;" (125) biblically accurate angels showing up all over the world
— Sep 13, 2026 05:24AM
of yoga,
showed to Arjuna
the Son of Pritha
his highest,
most powerful, form.
[10]
It had many
mouths and eyes;
many wondrous
aspects to behold;
many divine ornaments;" (125) biblically accurate angels showing up all over the world
elstaffe
is on page 119 of 234
"Among insights,
I am insight into
the highest self.
Among those who speak,
I am discourse." (119) #discourse
— Jul 20, 2026 08:21PM
I am insight into
the highest self.
Among those who speak,
I am discourse." (119) #discourse
elstaffe
is on page 118 of 234
"I am Indra's Airavata*" (118)
"*Airavata is the elephant that comes from the Iravati river." (225) oh yes, that totally clears that up, endnotes, thanks for that
— Jul 20, 2026 08:18PM
"*Airavata is the elephant that comes from the Iravati river." (225) oh yes, that totally clears that up, endnotes, thanks for that
elstaffe
is on page 95 of 234
"One should meditate
on the ancient one,
the poet and ruler,
smaller than the atom," (95; eighth discourse, verse 9) I beg your pardon?
— May 22, 2026 05:41AM
on the ancient one,
the poet and ruler,
smaller than the atom," (95; eighth discourse, verse 9) I beg your pardon?
elstaffe
is on page 26 of 234
"And those who are
hostile to you
will speak
many unspeakable words,
ridiculing
your power.
What greater pain
is there?" (26) ah yes, nothing a warrior fears more than...people who don't like him making fun of him?
— Jan 04, 2026 01:00AM
hostile to you
will speak
many unspeakable words,
ridiculing
your power.
What greater pain
is there?" (26) ah yes, nothing a warrior fears more than...people who don't like him making fun of him?