Kaivalya is derived from the word ‘Kevala’ – only. In Kaivalya the Yogi understands that there is only ‘One’.
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Kaivalya is derived from the word ‘Kevala’ – only. In Kaivalya the Yogi understands that there is only ‘One’.
MoreFrom the Vedantic point of view to the Upanishads to the teachings of Nath sampradaya and the practice of Yoga, there are innumerable links with the Buddhist system.
MoreShunya is not nothing. It is that from which this entire universe has come, and into which it has to go back.
MoreThe meaning of the word meditation is basically, to contemplate.
MoreFinally, you come to the one who is your final teacher.
MoreA true spiritual teacher is not in the business of gathering disciples.
MoreThe first requisite is seriousness and urgency for finding the Truth.
MoreThere is one important requisite to find the truth, whichever path you may follow.
MoreNobody has moved on the spiritual path only by reading or by collecting material.
MoreWhat you know, your scholarship and your practice that is one side.
MoreWe are insignificant little particles of sand near the sea. We come and we are gone tomorrow.
MoreGrace is like a beautiful breeze when it blows.
MoreGrace cannot come unless we have some kind of humility.
MoreYou may know some things and have the capacity to know many things if you want.
MoreWhen the mind becomes closed, humility slowly vanishes.
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