With the heart concentrated by Yoga, with an eye of evenness for all things, he sees the Self in all beings and all beings in the Self.
Are you truly convinced that you are not the body? (blog)
You read numerous testimonies of realized ones that said you are not t...
Peaks of pleasure (blog)
Your peaks of pleasure
are dependent on ignorance and forgetfulness.
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Seer = Seeing = Seen (blog)
An interesting excerpt from "I Am That" by Nisargadatta Maharaj:
Q...
The IDGF state (blog)
IDGF, the name of an ultimate spiritual state, stands for I Don't Give...
A true seeker and hard calls he has to make (blog)
A true seeker is one
whose desire for truth
is greater
than his de...
Who is it that...? A powerful exercise (blog)
Instructions:
Ask yourself the following questions but do not t...
The danger in retreats and other isolated spiritual events (blog)
Retreats and intensives are usually good practices by themselves.
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Is your child suffering from bedwetting? (blog)
Bed wetting (also written "bedwetting) is involuntary urination while ...
If you think you are in the now, you are probably not (blog)
There are only a very few people I ever met who were ever truly been i...
Don't forget to also accept the consequences (blog)
Sometimes accepting something undesirable means also to accept the und...
Your situation is quite simple; you have this choice or that choice. You don’t have a complex set of options to work out or decisions to make. You’ve got a very simple situation: You’re either going to go to God, or Truth—or you’re not. You either want it, or you don’t. And if you do want it—and want to go—and decide to go—then you can do it the bhakti way (the devotional way), and then it’s kind of like, you buy a ticket, and it’s all set. Or—you can grope your way, go on your own legs—which is your only other option.
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