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	Avidyamaya and Vidyamaya - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Avidyamaya and Vidyamaya are concepts created by the Hindu sage Ramakrishna based on his realizations.
		According to his hindu school of thought, as one cannot trust one's eyes before a trained magician, also the human five senses draw and drag us further into illusions and false conclusions.
		However, the embracing and realization of some concepts that are not sensual (i.e., of the senses), such as love, generosity, spirituality, all of them vidyamaya, take us further away from sticking to what we see, touch, smell, hear, taste.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vidyamaya (182 words)

	dbb072604 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The delusion that pertains to the mundane, transient world, is called Avidyamaya, and the delusion which is beyond the appearance of the world and is directed towards the "Ultimate Truth" is called Vidyamaya.
		That which is nonexistent or untrue, appears to exist due to Avidyamaya, and when everything that appears in the world is seen to be untrue, it is Vidyamaya.
		Both Avidyamaya and Vidyamaya are derived from the primal illusion, or Moolamaya, which is Consciousness itself.
	www.sadguru.us /dbb072604.htm (275 words)

	Ramakrishna Paramahamsa :: Indian Leader (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ramakrishna also believed that his experience of nirvikalpa Samadhi gave him an understanding of the two sides of maya (illusion) which are avidyamaya and vidyamaya.
		Vidyamaya, on the other hand, represents the higher forces of creation which elevate human beings to the higher planes of consciousness.
		With the help of vidyamaya, the devotees can achieve the ultimate goal of becoming mayatita, which means free from maya.
	www.indiaxroads.com /people/ramakrishnaparamahamsa.cfm (722 words)

	Isreom Ishov Satguruyogiprabhu Jnanda Moksha Brahmananda
		Vidyamaya helps one transcend and ascend out of the maya of the world.
		Literature, thoughts, and actions that enlighten us are vidyamaya.
		Using a splinter of wood to push out a splinter is how one uses maya properly.
	home.earthlink.net /~jnanda (1530 words)

	Maya in Hindu Teachings - The Gold Scales
		Ramakrishna discovered that maya operates in the relative world in two ways and he termed these "avidyamaya" and "vidyamaya.' Avidyamaya sustains lower planes, but vidyamaya is enlightening, including qualities like kindness.
		Vidyamaya elevates a man to a better consciousness.
		With the help of vidyamaya he then gets free of maya, if only for a while.
	oaks.nvg.org /maya.html (4370 words)

	Main Ramakrishna Lessons - The Gold Scales
		The world became the glorious manifestation of Maya, and he saw Maya as Brahman.
		Sri Ramakrishna discovered that maya operates in the relative world in two ways and he termed these "ignorance-meting" (avidyamaya) and "knowledge-meting" (vidyamaya).
		Vidyamaya on the other hand stands for certain higher virtues, like purity, and so on.
	oaks.nvg.org /lg5ra3.html (7054 words)

	Chapter 1: Sayings collected from The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna
		Mahamaya contains both vidyamaya, the illusion of knowledge, and avidyamaya, the illusion of ignorance.
		Through the help of vidyamaya one cultivates such virtues as the taste for holy company, knowledge, devotion, love, and renunciation.
		Avidyamaya consists of the five elements and the objects of the five senses -- form, flavor, smell, touch, and sound.
	www.hinduism.fsnet.co.uk /namoma/kathamritam/chapter_10/k10_1_Apr_22_1883.htm (2007 words)

	1997/12/04 06:16-kundalini-l-d Digest V97 #789
		Vaeragya is commonly misunderstood to mean retiring from the world and
		Thus Vaeragya and Viveka alone are good deeds or Vidyamaya.
		To follow Vidyamaya (right use of things and application of conscience)
	www.kundalini-gateway.org /klist/k1997d/k97d00510.html (3182 words)

	Chapter 41 — RKMH Portal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		"In order to attain vijnana one has to accept the help of vidyamaya.
		Vidyamaya includes discrimination-that is to say, God is real and the world illusory-and dispassion, and also chanting God's name and glories, meditation, the company of holy persons, prayer, and so forth.
		Vidyamaya may be likened to the last few steps before the roof.
	www.rkmath.org /articles/gospeloframakrishna/chapter41/document_view (7966 words)

	Conversations with Swami Turiyananda: Part 2
		When they have realized their true nature, they give up their bodies.’ But that kind of ideal is not of this place.
		Such holy men consider everything as maya and completely renounce it, even the vidyamaya [that which leads toward God].
		One who has realized the personal God can also realize the impersonal if he or she chooses.
	www.vedanta.org /reading/monthly/articles/2003/10.conversations_turiya_2.html (3870 words)

	Magazine Articles Jan
		Whatever is perceived by the senses and that which lies within the reach of the mind, know it to be all Maya.
		"Hear of its divisions, also: they are two, knowledge and ignorance, Vidyamaya and Avidyamaya.
		The one (ignorance) is vile and extremely painful, and has cast the ego into the risk of worldly existence.
	web.onetel.com /~suman11/magazine_articles_jan.htm (11174 words)

	VAHINI.ORG: RAMAKATHA RASAVAHINI-2 CHAPTER2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Every item and particle of such pleasure is Maya-produced and therefore illusory, evanescent and superficial.
		"Maya has two forms: One type is called Vidyamaya and the other Avidyamaya.
		The Maya named Avidya is very vicious; she causes boundless misery.
	vh.theorderoftime.com /ramakatha2/ch2.html (5681 words)

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		When we submit to His Will, He shows signs and wonders that make us eager to follow the right path.
		This is Vidyamaya, from which we learn that it is in Him we live and move and have our being.
		Only thus do we cleanse and purify our attitudes, habits and judgments, and discover God in His true Manifestation, that is, as living in all things created.
	satya-sai.tripod.com /literature/SSS-312.doc (10804 words)

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