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Neither path nor teaching is offered by AAU.
The Academy of Absolute Understanding (AAU) informs humanity:
Neither path nor teaching is offered by AAU. Life conditions the mind as part of the evolutionary process of life albeit illusory. And life de-conditions the mind as part of the evolutionary process of life albeit illusory.
Every CD and DVD archived and available in the Academy of Absolute Understanding (AAU) neither repeats or mentions a same theme ‘love’ nor renders stories of a spiritual beyond. It does not offer hope or promise of bliss.
AAU explains why the mind and every belief in it are illusory. The CD’s and DVD's point man to an understanding that life is the eternal ‘now’ and it is timeless and thoughtless. If an understanding happens to anyone that life is therefore causeless and effectless, it reveals that not even AAU is the cause for the happening of the understanding.
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Peter: Thanks for the intro to this site, marcus.
Since you mentioned the AAU's CD's and DVD's, I have a question regarding them.
I counted 110 DVD's and 306 CD's (I needed a lot of fingers and toes to come up with those sums). Each CD costs $13 and each DVD costs $19.
Given the above numbers, does that mean that if I wanted to listen to and view all of his CD's and DVD's, it would cost me a total of $6,068?
I want to double check my math, since these are very uncertain economic times.
Thanks in advance.
P.S. The number $6,068 consists of $2,090 for all of the DVD's and $3,978 for all of the DVD's.
Response: Life is more precious than maths. If maths is meant to be available to you it will be available to you, if not it will not be available to you. Proof that man is not the doer. It is not man that puts maths into mind it is life that puts maths into mind.
Thanks for the intro to this site, marcus.
Since you mentioned the AAU's CD's and DVD's, I have a question regarding them.
I counted 110 DVD's and 306 CD's (I needed a lot of fingers and toes to come up with those sums). Each CD costs $13 and each DVD costs $19.
Given the above numbers, does that mean that if I wanted to listen to and view all of his CD's and DVD's, it would cost me a total of $6,068?
I want to double check my math, since these are very uncertain economic times.
Thanks in advance.
P.S. The number $6,068 consists of $2,090 for all of the DVD's and $3,978 for all of the DVD's.