Student: Hi, Ramji.
Thank you for the link to the January workshop in Spain. I would have loved to attend but it was not possible; however, the videos are almost as good as being there. Going through the videos, there is always something that I haven’t noticed previously, so having them is a great boon. Just little things can have quite an effect on my perspective.
In the introduction to the January workshop, the reference to “what am I” as opposed to “who am I” really helped with my better understanding of Isvara.
Coming from a Christian background at a young age and despite rejecting the dogma, the personification of God/Isvara was still deeply imbedded. This did make coming to grips with Isvara in the teaching a bit troublesome, but when I consider from the “what” perspective, it falls totally into place.
~ Much love and in gratitude
Ramji: Cool. Many people mentioned that those two words had a big impact. It’s not always painful being a Who, but Whats are always blissful.
