Śrī Devī-Kālottara 11-12: Stilling the Mind
Channel: Consciousness Research Centre
Date: 2019-03-07

This series is classified Vivartha-vāda | Rāja-yoga | Suśupti | Ājñā-cakra
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Also see Bhikkhu Katukurunde Ñānananda’s brilliant lecture series, “Nibbāna, the Mind Stilled” complete edition:
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11. The happiness attained in this aloneness is the highest, boundless bliss. Which learned persons will not revel in that Supreme Reality, in which there is absolutely no action? Tell me.

12. Being rid of worldly knowledge, the great hero who has acquired pure wisdom, in which there are no sense objects, and which is all-pervading and without form, will attain immutable mokṣa without fail, even though he may have no desire to attain liberation.

From the Buddha’s teaching:
"If, Ānanda, consciousness were not to find a footing, or get established in name-and-form, would there be an arising or origin of birth, decay, death and suffering in the future?" 
"No indeed, Lord", replies Venerable Ānanda.
—Mahā-Nidāna sutta

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