Layback Lani | Journey to Liberation

  Liberation from the Phenomenal World Beyond the Veil: Bridging Ancient Wisdom and Dark Sector Cosmology   The Indian saint, Ramana Maharshi, once stated, "Know yourself and you will know everything, and there will be nothing more to know." This profound directive implies that the macrocosm is reflected in the microcosm. In the pursuit to know oneself, one must inevitably turn to nature, for we are not merely observers of the natural world, but intrinsic components of its unfolding. This realization was also the cornerstone of ancient Chinese philosophy. Long before the advent of modern scientific instrumentation or complex mathematical modeling, the ancient sages arrived at cosmological conclusions that mirror the cutting-edge findings of today’s astrophysicists.   The Scientist vs. The Philosopher   The primary difference between the modern scientist and the ancient oriental philosopher lies not in the data they ob...

  TAO/Brahman The Path of Life It is a source of profound and sacred wonder that the ancient philosophers and sages, spanning the great cultures of  China  and  India ,  possessed  the subtle capacity to "read" nature. They  observed  the cosmos and the workings of the human mind, thereby intuiting the fundamental forces and laws that govern all existence, including our individual lives. The historical intermingling of these wisdom traditions is well-documented, with early saints and scholars exchanging profound insights across geographical and cultural boundaries. This exchange is a testament to the universality of the ultimate truths they  sought .   Remarkably, even as human knowledge and intellectual endeavors have accelerated at an unprecedented rate, the core wisdom articulated by the likes of  Buddha Sakyamuni  and the Advaita seers has  remained   essentially unchanged . The ultimate destination - the  Ta...