The Esoteric Meaning of Scriptures
Are the stories in the scriptures a figment of imagination? It's not so much about the literal meaning as much as it's about the esoteric sense.
Can you please put your thoughts on all the epics and stories we read? They give different answers and also raise different questions every time we read them. I have a feeling that many incidents happened in the past and the enlightened sages saw this as an opportunity and translated them into a great thought to help the world, but I am still not sure if these actually happened and why only a handful of them saw it. Secondly, if you read the Bhagvat Geeta, Ramayana, Mahabharata etc. every line gives you a different prospective every time you read it. I would like you to share your thoughts on this and also the right process to read them so we can get the right extract out of it. I don't think it is just a story, it is a message we need to read and understand. Please comment.
The esoteric meaning of various texts.
Different interpretations each time on reading them.
The right way of reading such texts.
The esoteric meaning of the scriptures
A new meaning upon each reading
The right process of reading the scripture
Pride: When the seeker thinks he has it figured out, the process of learning stops right there. He will no longer feel the need or the urge to listen to his guru.
The absence of a genuine master: When you continue to tread the path with faith and conviction, either Providence will arrange for your meeting with your destined guru or the 'Guru' within you will shine forth guiding you at every step. The latter stage is also used as a getaway for a number of half-cooked seekers; they do so at the expense of their own realization.
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