Full Version: Cushionist or Repercushionist?
just wondering what percentages of cushionists, repercushionists and pompuos intellectuals we have in our mix here... i've noticed we have had some cushionists frequenting this site as of late
QUOTE (babu @ Mar 22 2006, 09:00 PM)
just wondering what percentages of cushionists, repercushionists and pompuos intellectuals we have in our mix here... i've noticed we have had some cushionists frequenting this site as of late
Does that mean that this place is getting too cushy?
QUOTE (babu @ Mar 23 2006, 12:00 AM)
just wondering what percentages of cushionists, repercushionists and pompuos intellectuals we have in our mix here...
maybe you could define the first two categories for the sake of clarity?
QUOTE (Kula-pavana @ Mar 23 2006, 08:18 AM)
QUOTE (babu @ Mar 23 2006, 12:00 AM)
just wondering what percentages of cushionists, repercushionists and pompuos intellectuals we have in our mix here...
maybe you could define the first two categories for the sake of clarity?
there are two types of cushionists... most folks here were at one time members of ishcushion and then there are traditional cushionists of which spawned the repercushionist movement over at gaudiya cushions.com of madhavananda dasa which is now defunct due to the floor getting too slippery with all the discussions of sahajaisms
QUOTE (babu @ Mar 24 2006, 02:21 AM)
there are two types of cushionists...
The holy Bhagwat-Geet confirms Shree Babu's statement:dvAv imau kazipU loke kSaraz cAkSara eva ca /
kSaraH sarvANi bhUtAni kUTastho 'kSara ucyate // 15.16 //
"There are [only] these two [types of] cushions in this world: the perishable and the imperishable.
All that come into existence are imperishable [cushions].
The unchangeable [soul] is an imperishable [cushion]."
kSaraH sarvANi bhUtAni kUTastho 'kSara ucyate // 15.16 //
"There are [only] these two [types of] cushions in this world: the perishable and the imperishable.
All that come into existence are imperishable [cushions].
The unchangeable [soul] is an imperishable [cushion]."
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