When you enter the meditation hall, leaving your shoes or chappals outside, leave your ego also; don’t bring it in.
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When you enter the meditation hall, leaving your shoes or chappals outside, leave your ego also; don’t bring it in.
MoreA spiritual teacher teaches a person ‘sadhana’ in accordance with that person’s capacity and needs. Everybody cannot practice the same thing.
MoreLiving in this world and experiencing life is the philosopher’s stone that eventually transforms
MoreInstead of trying to be free from the beginning, enjoy with the purpose that you want to be free of it ultimately.
MoreAll our lives are based upon the understanding that, “I am the body’. The ego, which is the mind,
MoreKrishna says that four kinds of people adore the Supreme. The distressed ‘artaha’, the enquirer ‘jigyasu’
More‘Tena tyaktena bhunjitha’ meaning ‘let go and rejoice!’ isn’t about you having to sell everything and go away.
MoreNo amount of bhajans or kirtans is of any use unless the heart changes. And what’s meant is that the heart
MoreA teacher should be a polished mirror, so that you see your actual reflection, not a distorted image. If you see your real picture,
MoreThe only true ‘Apara-vidya’, which leads to ‘Vijnana’, is the non-verbal, transcendental experience of the Supreme Truth.
MoreActually, at places like Badrinath and Kedarnath, it is not a very good idea to talk;
MoreIntelligence has to realize that from now on its function is over, that something else has taken over.
MoreAny pleasures of the senses will always have some pain attached to it. The greatest pain is
MoreThe mind is made up of thoughts and thoughts are always vibrating, moving.
MoreThe Soundarya Lahiri, the Lalita Sahasranama and other tantric texts contain certain ‘bijaksharas’ or seed-sounds.
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