One has to carefully and vigilantly watch one’s self as one actually is, before proceeding to explore the possibilities of finding the Truth.
MoreSri M said…
Self-realization is to understand oneself and, in the process of understanding oneself, break down innumerable illusions
MoreSri M said…
The most important kind of meditation is when a human being, one day, realises that the whole circus that is going on around him, this whole world that he has built up around him, has suddenly collapsed!
MoreSri M said…
This (examination to know thyself) is possible only in the midst of society. You cannot really study your mind—that is ‘to know your Self’—in isolation. Sitting in a cave, there is no one with whom you can interact—no one to get angry with, no one to be jealous of, no one to assault in anger.
MoreSri M said…
Words are very powerful! If somebody doesn’t know the language, they won’t understand a word, they won’t know what you are saying.
MoreSri M said…
“The first step is to understand your self, your strengths, your weaknesses, what you actually are. And not start with super-imposing the idea that I am Great, I am Blissful, I am this being and that being. Let us find out who I am? Which means where do I stand? What is the position that I start?
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MoreSri M said…
The whole theory of Maya does not mean that the world is an illusion. The world is a reality, but the theory of Maya
MoreSri M said…
Whenever a Satya Kama—one who searches for nothing but the Truth—sits in humility before a teacher, with his mind
MoreSri M said…
Vedanta rejects the myth that reality is external to the human mind and acknowledges consciousness as the source of the entire Cosmos.
MoreSri M said…
The only way to study yourself, the only way to know yourself, the only way to realize yourself, to understand yourself
MoreSri M said…
The entire teaching of the Upanishads concerns the kind of knowledge, which when communicated to a mind
MoreSri M said…
Poornima’ means ‘full moon’. It’s symbolic of the full moon’s light emanating from the heart of a human being who has purified himself to such an extent that there is no cloud to hide the moon.
MoreSri M said…
The Upanishads postulate that nothing that you worship here is the Supreme Being. This is what the Keno Upanishad says
MoreSri M said…
Your question is whether you need a teacher. Yes, you need a teacher. To learn anything, you need a teacher.
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