There is total subsiding of all movement that will come as a result of your practice or meditation.
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As the Yoga Sutras say, ‘deergha kaala, nairantarya’, when you practice continuously,
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Spiritual Truth or this Spiritual Understanding is not an exclusive,
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Watch your mind, be watchful of your interactions in everyday life with those who are near you or away from you.
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Looking within does not mean sitting for six hours every day and closing your eyes.
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It is only poison that comes out in the first churning. ‘Amrita’ comes only after that.
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The Upanishads say that the most important thing is to find your true self.
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When I say I want moksha, I think of moksha like an object, a pile of gold which I desire.
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All ideas of being trapped and wanting to break free are built in these three-dimensional ideas
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From the point of view of the Upanishads, the ancient science of inner understanding,
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In the Vedas and the Upanishads, most of the things which the rishis describe are intuitive.
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When it comes to how to make the mind one pointed and free it from agitations
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The great Kabir Das said many hundred years ago, ‘kal karey so aaj kar, aaj karey so ab’,
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‘Let go’ doesn’t mean ‘give up’. It means, let go of all unpleasant memories,
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Happiness is not attained by acquiring and gathering.
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