The Buddhists say, ‘One who has walked across’ – paraa gati – ‘one who has gone beyond’,
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The Buddhists say, ‘One who has walked across’ – paraa gati – ‘one who has gone beyond’,
MoreGood and evil, famous and notorious, darkness and light, positive and negative,
MoreThe only true Apara-vidya, which leads to Vijnana, is the non-verbal transcendental experience of the Supreme Truth.
MoreWhen we say control your thoughts during meditation, it is impossible to control
MoreWhen dharana becomes effortless and quiet, it naturally goes into dhyana. In that dhyana state even ‘I’ does not exist.
MoreSupreme Brahman is present everywhere not in any particular place.
MoreBecause our puny little brains cannot understand the plan of life.
MoreIt’s only when the mind settles down that the inner being manifests.
MoreWhen one goes within and touches That, one realizes that the outer is not different from the inner.
MoreThe highest experience of the yogis is when Shiva is experienced as one’s own inner being.
MoreThe coming together, union of Shiva and Parvati is celebrated as Shivaratri.
MoreOm Namah Shivaya is one of the great Maha Mantras, described in the Agamas,
MoreIn the dance of Tandava Nritya, everything is removed and shattered, and there is only Shivam, pure Shivam.
MoreShiva is dancing on Apasmara, a sign of ego, ignorance and non-intelligent living,
MoreTrishul while it represents the weapon which keeps away all negativity and all negative energy, in the human being
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