"We do not worship many Gods, we do not even worship one God; we worship the only God. We only invoke Him in various names and forms. Every aspect becomes a devata. This is the vision of Isvara of a mature person."
Paramahamsa Nithyananda (guru)
Before Enter into Biography
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Maybe the top spiritual practice is to observe and accept what is.
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Breathing-based reality check technique (blog)
Time is a concept. It does not exist out of the boundaries of the conc...
Same same but different (blog)
Anyone who ever traveled in India is familiar with the phrase "same sa...
If resistance is the cause of suffering then why were given it as an instinctive reaction tool? (blog)
People are asking me: if resistance to pain is the cause of our suffer...
Just don't (blog)
I (the body, the mind, the person) am not enlightened. That which I le...
Chaos, Peacfullness and India (blog)
You cannot be peaceful unless you accept the underlying chaotic nature...
What is Self Inquiry? (blog)
Recently, quite a lot of people who read my blog post Self Inquiry - t...
Self Inquiry - tips (blog)
4 modest recommendations to share with those who embark on the blessed...
A man who is proud to be a lesbian (blog)
I saw today a MAN in the subway with a sticker on his bag saying "Prou...
You take yourself to be something.
But in reality, you are nothing.
This is the hardest thing to accept since you are left with nothing to hold, not even with the one that holds, not even with a center.
And then only irritating unbearable emptiness remains. When this unbearableness turns into serenity, not even bliss, just quietness, then you know that the last remains of you mind have gone, but then you are not there anymore to know it.
