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1. Mark says:

   September 28, 2005 at 4:56 am

   Hi Cameron—just finished listening to show #6–( had it on the ipod as I took my morning walk ). Great show! Thanks for having Bob answer my questions from last week. My ego loved that. Then I caught my ego loving it and had a laugh.. Still, it’s quite a weird thrill how technology allows us to connect and influence each other from across the globe.

   Bob’s answers were pretty intense. Repeated listenings will be necessary! You did a great job keeping it funny and real….

   You asked for more questions, so here’s another:

   1. As an artist, when I draw a still-life, my logical “left brain” shuts down and my “right brain” opens, allowing me to “see” clearly the connection between objects. Pure “seeing” happens, and I just record what I see on paper. This is a mostly peaceful process because the mind quiets and doesn’t label things. So is the philosophy of Advaita simply a “right-brain” functioning or experience? If so, shouldn’t more gurus prescribe activities like drawing or archery or whatever to help seekers get direct experience of timelessness and non-duality?

   Thanks again! Keep it up!

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2. jim rabbit says:

   September 29, 2005 at 6:14 am

   hi guys, my ? would be i know that all there is, is knowing but this apparent world seems to need to be dealt with. Although all is a single happening we appear to be in every day activity regardless of understanding or not

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3. jason says:

   October 11, 2005 at 8:25 am

   I know Nisargadatta said that ‘Living is Life’s only purpose,’ but I would be interested to hear what Bob has to say about those of us who are destined to never escape the trap of duality… Any advice, thoughts?

   Great show Cameron.

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