Maharishi Mahesh was a guru to the Beatles and many famous thinkers and artists. Roosh's recent video Thoughts on Game got me thinking when he talked about a limits in learning. Here Maharishi speaks on the mechanics of knowledge and personal fulfillment:
On education:
"Without the knowledge of the knower; when the knower is in ignorance about himself, the whole structure of knowledge is as if baseless"
"The foundation of knowledge is the consciousness of the knower, but if the knower is in dark, the knower doesn't know himself, then it is very obvious that the whole structure of knowledge has no base to it. Such baseless knowledge can only be non-fulfilling"
"Values are missing on the subjective level of life; the individual is not fulfilled. Yet the blessings of education and knowledge promote progress in the objective field of life"
I think much of this relates to inner game: knowing our worth, our potential, our fears, our desires.
Learning and practicing game has been a real lesson in life (taking the red pill) and has awarded many of us with intense introspection which we may have otherwise never experienced
On education:
"Without the knowledge of the knower; when the knower is in ignorance about himself, the whole structure of knowledge is as if baseless"
"The foundation of knowledge is the consciousness of the knower, but if the knower is in dark, the knower doesn't know himself, then it is very obvious that the whole structure of knowledge has no base to it. Such baseless knowledge can only be non-fulfilling"
"Values are missing on the subjective level of life; the individual is not fulfilled. Yet the blessings of education and knowledge promote progress in the objective field of life"
I think much of this relates to inner game: knowing our worth, our potential, our fears, our desires.
Learning and practicing game has been a real lesson in life (taking the red pill) and has awarded many of us with intense introspection which we may have otherwise never experienced
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