I would say it signifies the struggle of the madhyama devotee who makes a concerted effort to overcome it his or her conditioning. The kanistha for the most part does not do this and so has yet to reach the curves.
Heh, that’s a good question.
Personally I thought of the 50 lives as the anistha-bhajana stage when I drew the comic. Because before the stage of nistha our focus is not one-pointed, so we go from side to side.
Thats exactly what I think about every time
I take those curvy roads.
Small question: Does this mean the 51’st life is the madhyama stage or does the above road begin at the madhyama stage?
I would say it signifies the struggle of the madhyama devotee who makes a concerted effort to overcome it his or her conditioning. The kanistha for the most part does not do this and so has yet to reach the curves.
Heh, that’s a good question.
Personally I thought of the 50 lives as the anistha-bhajana stage when I drew the comic. Because before the stage of nistha our focus is not one-pointed, so we go from side to side.
Ah! Thanks for the insight into the creative process.
Thank you!
“The long and winding road
That leads to your door
Will never disappear
I’ve seen that road before
It always leads me here
Lead me to your door.”
🙂