East 5

Larchfire: Photography from India, Nepal and Tibet, plus quotations primarily from traditions in Yoga and Buddhism

True aloneness is not denial or rejection, but fullness. The nothingness which results from the experience of Transcendence is identical with the fullness of the experience of Immanence. Whoever regards the presence or absence of the multitude as two ‘different’ states has not yet understood anything about true aloneness. —Abhishiktananda, <i> The Mountain of the Lord: Pilgrimage to Gangotri </i>
<i> L2776 Jolly Grant </i>

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True aloneness is not denial or rejection, but fullness. The nothingness which results from the experience of Transcendence is identical with the fullness of the experience of Immanence. Whoever regards the presence or absence of the multitude as two ‘different’ states has not yet understood anything about true aloneness. —Abhishiktananda, The Mountain of the Lord: Pilgrimage to Gangotri L2776 Jolly Grant

Jolly Grant traditional Abhishiktananda