The fire of Jnana is analogous to the fire of Gehenna

[Anonymous No.12348961]

John 10:30 spells out the principle of Advaita Vedanta.

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[Anonymous No.12348970]

The fire of Jnana you say??????

[Anonymous No.12349043]

a razor coming, a feast of luxury in loss, only dark cool, calm, announce your self, for the path is empty and I hear only now, and those I trust have gone. a razor is coming, a folly to wait. A razor but before that I know once again I eat mine end in godel's mad elusieum to which I have administered his travesty of un-concern, as trauma causes in that animal faith for searchers of bracketable, mad-making categories I need to retain, arm, select for condition of wind and another blast begone lost arrow down thunder and breathless agony again, toss bodies to and fro, a senselessness that you need to pass wholly into hellfire and keep you sane and solid, and rage a great luxury for there at least I remember I knew this hand and braced again inside myself there a distance. bring me back with a centre, and then came the cameraman to once again take that centre. brace yourselves

[Anonymous No.12349060]

Good schizo thread

[Anonymous No.12349063]

>>12348961
No it's not. Jñana (wisdom) destroys bad karma (actions and their results). Gehenna is a supernatural place of punishment for sinners.

[Anonymous No.12349073]

>>12348961
>>12349063

Buddhism, Advaita Vedanta may be interesting, but will only lead one to Hell.

[Anonymous No.12349100]

Hinduism is a metaphysical abomination that no philosopher would ever take seriously.

[Anonymous No.12349119]

>Jñana
Get into Jhana first bucko

[Anonymous No.12349121]

>>12349100
>Hinduism is a metaphysical abomination
Proof?

>that no philosopher would ever take seriously.
Except ones who heap praise on it like Schopenhauer

[Anonymous No.12349158]

>>12348961
I agree but it's ambigious enough that Christians can still claim it's in line with the trinity and whatever remaining theological positions of the church they belong to, as is the case for much of these kinds of
'eastern-wisdom' quotes in the bible

[Anonymous No.12349226]

>>12349063

Even in Canonical, or otherwise prissy, interpretation Gehenna is sometimes a metaphor for a dump where one discards "sin" or "illusion", the fire being "eternal" meaning no such things are too big to be done away with.

[Anonymous No.12349287]

>>12349226
That's not canonical at all. Gehenna is a place people and demons will be sent at the final judgement. Even if it's a place of temporary suffering, it's still explicitly punitive, and closer to the hell realms in Hinduism than a more abstract principle like Jñana.

[Anonymous No.12349540]

>>12349287

The irony of literal interpretation and the Atheist delirium of "facts" merging in a horseshoe of abject mockery is lost on you.