The messenger.
*My word for thoughts. To differentiate between Thought and mental activity I use these words: Thinking/mental activity = mentivity; think = ment; thinking = menting.
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Please don’t take this as sarcasm or smart-alec-ness, but if this is true, wouldn’t someone in a coma be perfectly enlightened? Such a person’s mind couldn’t be more perfectly subdued.
Dear John (I assume it is John?),
Please, there is no need to qualify your question as you have done. I do not assume things about a questioner’s emotions or intent.
Regarding your question:
(a) A coma is the state of brain where its activity is limited to the autonomous function.
(b) Enlightenment has to do with the subjugation/elimination of the mind (the moul) for which, in the human, or earthling, existence, the brain is simply the “transformer” or mechanical connection.
(c) Full enlightenment results from the complete elimination of the mind (moul) except when the spirit is in carno (in the flesh – in an earthling phase) where mental faculties (mind) are required to permit functioning in the physical state. In such people (spirits incarnate) the mind has been eliminated to the extent that it is completely non-attached.
(d) If you search, or have read, my writings you will find/know that the mind and soul (hence my term “moul”) is simply the sum total of a spirit’s experiences over many lifetimes.
Q.E.D?