One has to carefully and vigilantly watch one’s self as one actually is, before proceeding to explore the possibilities of finding the Truth.
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One has to carefully and vigilantly watch one’s self as one actually is, before proceeding to explore the possibilities of finding the Truth.
MoreSelf-realization is to understand oneself and, in the process of understanding oneself, break down innumerable illusions
MoreThe 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!
MoreThis (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.
MoreWords are very powerful! If somebody doesn’t know the language, they won’t understand a word, they won’t know what you are saying.
More“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?
MoreA short report on the annual sports meet & Republic Day celebrations at The Satsang Vidyalaya .
MoreThe whole theory of Maya does not mean that the world is an illusion. The world is a reality, but the theory of Maya
MoreWhenever a Satya Kama—one who searches for nothing but the Truth—sits in humility before a teacher, with his mind
MoreVedanta rejects the myth that reality is external to the human mind and acknowledges consciousness as the source of the entire Cosmos.
MoreThe only way to study yourself, the only way to know yourself, the only way to realize yourself, to understand yourself
MoreThe entire teaching of the Upanishads concerns the kind of knowledge, which when communicated to a mind
MorePoornima’ 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.
MoreThe Upanishads postulate that nothing that you worship here is the Supreme Being. This is what the Keno Upanishad says
MoreYour question is whether you need a teacher. Yes, you need a teacher. To learn anything, you need a teacher.
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