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Dispute Yogins Quote by Karl Brunnholzl

“Through examples that are asserted by both, While not analyzing what serves the result. [4cd] In the way that worldly people see things, They conceive them as facts But not as illusionlike. Herein lies the dispute between yogins and worldly people. [S]” quote by Karl Brunnholzl
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““Through examples that are asserted by both, While not analyzing what serves the result. [4cd] In the way that worldly people see things, They conceive them as facts But not as illusionlike. Herein lies the dispute between yogins and worldly people. [S]””

Karl Brunnholzl

About This Quote

Source Treat: Yogic Philosophy, unknown date

The quote contrasts yogic insight with ordinary perception, noting that worldly people treat appearances as facts while yogins see them as illusory, leading to disagreement.

In simple terms: Yogins see beyond appearances; others accept them as facts.

Key Takeaway

Recognize deeper layers beyond surface appearances.

Themes

perception illusion spirituality

Mood

contemplative thoughtful

Type

philosophical spiritual

When to use this quote

  • daily interactions
  • spiritual practice
  • conflict resolution

Key Concepts

Yogic insight epistemology

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you differentiate between fact and illusion?
  • Can you see beyond surface appearances?
A Different Perspective

Worldly view may overlook subtle truths.

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