Volunteers inspired by Sri M and the objectives of the Walk of Hope created something amazing for the children.
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Volunteers inspired by Sri M and the objectives of the Walk of Hope created something amazing for the children.
MoreLife moves. The problem is we would like to freeze it and hold on to it. It is not possible. You can freeze it for a while
MoreAny pleasures of the senses will always have some pain attached to it. The greatest pain is to lose
MoreLove is the essence of religion; for it’s religion that teaches ethics, concern
MoreWith continuous Namajapa, the energies of the mind which are going in different patterns slowly gets condensed into one motion
MoreWhen I am clear, when I have no single thought touching my mind, when I can control what thought I want, that is not fantasizing.
MoreThe best sign of your progressing in your meditation is something very self-evident. Nobody has to tell you what’s happening.
More‘Gyana’ means knowledge. ‘Vignana’, according to Bhagwad Gita, is that knowledge which when understood
MoreConsciousness is that from which thought arises but normally, it is haphazard. When you have the discipline to practice
MoreWe all know we are the body, we think and then we begin to realise slowly that “I cannot be the body because the body belongs to me
MoreThe ‘taught’ is listening and the teacher is teaching. A stage comes where they so intimately understand each other that the ‘taught’ becomes the teacher in turn.
MoreAs you sit and watch the thoughts, as in thought watching thought, one thought comes up which then becomes a chain. Here, use your
MoreVedanta says: when the mind understands its inability to reach out and find it, it finally rests or lets go; it surrenders, becomes still and quiet naturally, not forcibly. Then, when the mind and the senses have ceased their function, in that tranquility and absolute stillness, there is what is actually there.
MoreBlankness is very frightful for us. This is so because the mind thinks it will lose its hold, that we will soon be free of it.
More‘Viveka’ means ‘intelligence’; the reasoning and effort to understand what is permanent and what is not. And ‘Vichara’ is
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