To ‘empty yourself’ is not a conscious process and it is not even an unconscious process. ‘Empty yourself’ simply means to understand that concept.
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To ‘empty yourself’ is not a conscious process and it is not even an unconscious process. ‘Empty yourself’ simply means to understand that concept.
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When we say ‘empty yourself,’ it could also mean ‘empty yourself of your prejudices.’ Empty yourself of all the ideas that have been put into your brain;
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Self-realization means to understand first the connection between the body and the brain. It is not to say that you are the Supreme Brahman.
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A clear understanding of anatomy and physiology is an important aspect of yoga. That is the first realization of yourself; first understanding of yourself.
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One more thing, in your relationship with the spiritual teacher – I won’t even use the word spiritual – in your relationship with the teacher, please be frank,
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Sorrow will come in eitherway, along with the joys. If there is some joy, there is sorrow.
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Every day, when you get up in the morning or go to sleep at night, look at yourself and ask, “Where am I, what am I doing?
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At least in spiritual matters, please don’t tell lies. Don’t say I meditated for six hours today and my lights were going up and down.
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The insistence is on finding the Truth – going towards the Truth. That word – Truth – seems to be such an important word.
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Sometimes, there may be a mad man – looking absolutely crazy,sitting in one corner in the bus stand or in the street somewhere
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If both ‘Shraddha’ and ‘Saburi’ are there, then there is definitely no problem in Sadhana. What happens often is that, when there is ‘Shraddha’,
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‘Shraddha’ means absolute one-pointed attention. It has been translated as ‘Faith’ also. It actually means absolute,
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Do join in for the day-long Ram Navami Community Celebrations at the Riverview Retreat, on 15th April 2016.
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Amongst the Sufis, there is a saying, which they attribute to Prophet Mohammed: ‘man arafa nafsahu faqad arafa rabbahu’
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Sometimes, what you think is misfortune is actually ‘fortune’, which comes in the garb of misfortune. Only then, you begin to think seriously,
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