The aim of the spiritual teaching in ancient India was to discover the unconditional ever-free self in all human beings.
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The aim of the spiritual teaching in ancient India was to discover the unconditional ever-free self in all human beings.
MoreDon’t carry your anger, hatred and poisonous feelings against others from one day to the next. When you go to sleep,
MoreAll our lives are based upon the understanding that, “I am the body’. The ego, which is the mind,
MoreConsciousness is that from which thought arises but normally, it is haphazard. When you have the discipline to practice and go deep
MoreThe movement is from the unreal to the Real. For that, as mentioned in the Viveka Chudamani and other ancient texts
MoreTo be truthful, there is really no little self. All the great sages who have gone deep into the question, “Who am I?” have found..
MoreGreed transfers itself even into the so-called spiritual system. I call this ‘spiritual materialism’.
MoreWhen Adinath dances his Tandav Nritya, he destroys images. He shatters all the images we have created and, without them, nothing new can come up.
MoreImagination or visualization is a divine capacity given to the human mind by which it can visualize and create reality
More‘Bhaja Govinda’, on one hand, means ‘to chant the name of Govinda’. Now ‘bhajan’ is not just chanting,
MoreHave patience in the face of criticism. Even when greatly agitated, try to be patient.
MoreWhen the mind becomes quiet, which is the aim of all forms of meditation, one comes face to face with one’s consciousness.
MoreSince the mind is always in motion, one cannot clearly see the reflection of one’s true self upon it.
MoreSometimes, what we think are woes, what we think is sorrow, what we think is pain, what we think is a loss may be a great gain,
MoreYou think you are this little pool of stagnant water that stands in the way with no movement whatsoever. The Guru says..
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