You see affection links the Supreme Manifestation, or even a great Teacher, to those who can benefit from it. This ‘affection’ doesn’t ask
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You see affection links the Supreme Manifestation, or even a great Teacher, to those who can benefit from it. This ‘affection’ doesn’t ask
MoreYou cannot practice attaining freedom in day-to-day life. Freedom is not something that you practice; it’s something that you attain
MoreThe central message is that, there is only One Supreme Being and that Supreme Being resides in the hearts of all.
MoreYou cannot conceive of a mind without thought; so the mind in totality is actually a bundle of thoughts from the past to the present and projecting into the future.
MoreVedanta says: when the mind understands its inability to reach out and find it, it finally rests or lets go; it surrenders,
MoreWhen it comes to enquiry, or going within and finding oneself, one has to discard a number of misunderstandings and illusions not only inside but also those
MoreAn isolated understanding of something is a great detriment to the complete understanding of one’s self and the universe
MoreThe Vedantin searching for the truth comes across a certain set of conclusions and says: “Now this cannot be
MoreThe moment I go deep into my consciousness, my capacity to break the bonds with the past expands. I learn to break the fetters one by one,
MorePractice kindness first. Even if it’s just imitation, it doesn’t matter. Imitating a practitioner of kindness is always better
MoreSpiritual life is not distinct from our day-to-day life. It is not that I do whatever with my life,
MoreI personally think all the ‘Sadhana’ that we do is to bring about the hunger for God, for that Truth.
MoreThe mind is made up of thoughts and thoughts are always vibrating, moving. Sometimes up, sometimes down, constantly in motion.
MoreThe result of ‘Dharana’ and ‘Dhyana’ is Samadhi’. ‘Samadhi’ is an altered state of consciousness wherein a person who meditates
MoreThe Buddhists use the term ‘paraa gati’ to mean ‘one who has walked across’ or ‘one who has gone beyond’. Such a person is called ‘Bodhi’
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