From ancient times, meditation has been defined as one-pointedness, where the mind is not allowed to be scattered or dissipated in different directions.
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From ancient times, meditation has been defined as one-pointedness, where the mind is not allowed to be scattered or dissipated in different directions.
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Does this freedom happen in stages? I would say, It’s like the wheel;
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According to Vedanta that feeling of being dependent on what is around you,
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Remember that in this particular field that is the spiritual journey, sometimes two plus two may be nine,
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Now Vaisvaanara is supposed to be the fire, which is the essence of living beings, the life,
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When one has reaches the Sun – the spiritual Sun that is eternal and fearless –
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Surya, the life of all creation, the golden one, the all knowing, the goal of all soul-light,
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You cannot practice freedom because freedom has no design, it has no pattern.
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Sa Esa Vaisvaanaro Visvarupah. This is HE, the Vaisvaanara fire, assuming every form,
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Very often, we tend to mistake tamas – tamo guna – for sattva.
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Vaisvaanara is the Lord who has all forms, the golden one, the Sun,
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Imagination or Visualization is a divine capacity given to the human mind by which it can visualize
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Even in the smallest of selves bound by chains, a human being experiences true freedom
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The rising of the kundalini therefore is the rising of consciousness from the gross to the subtle,
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Reality is not that things don’t exist but they don’t exist in the form or state in which we think they do.
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