Re: Mooji a cult?

It does not
> mean that you become totally mindless and spout
> the same phrases over and over again, without even
> considering what you are actually saying.
>
> It does not mean you lose your moral compass,
> either, and have no idea of right and wrong.



but you DO become mindless in the best way. you DO.
you see there really is no mind, or that all is mind - same thing.You fall in the paradox, and you stop being confused.


if by moral compass you mean the particular moral-social-religious conditioning you have grown up with, you kinda do. you have a new compass now, and your actions might at times be severely misunderstood by offend-able people, and god knows there's a lot of us out there



>
> By the way, Jesus quoted scriptures in the bible -
> as most scholars of Christianity agree, he was an
> observant Jew, and possibly a rabbi.


Okay, I've just never seen it anywhere



>
> The reason Mooji hints that people don't read
> classical Adviata is because he doesn't want them
> to know how he distorts and mis-uses these
> teachings.


Or maybe because he knows, as YOu know, that you don't need advaita, or scriptures of any kind

you can never know anyone's motives, and you don't have to.have fun!HAVE FUN!adress what you can address, which is your own misuses of teachings, be sincere,as much as you can, and don't judge yourself

you'll stop wanting to be agreed with, as well, which i can't begin to describe how simple it is