My boundlessness makes me shapeless and my formlessness makes me omnipresent that's where I am, everywhere, that's my body, mind, soul. The I-thought that appears in me refers to this. This is my sangha.
A powerful exercise: opposite of the opposite (blog)
The mind is tricky. It's time to pay it back with the same kind of tri...
3 comments on George Bernard Shaw's famous saying about belief and skepticism (blog)
George Bernard Shaw once said:
The fact that a believer is happie...
Is a living guru necessary? (forum)
The following comments were posted originally in the blog Importance o...
What aspect of yourself would you like to develop the most? (forum)
My question to all:
What aspect of yourself would you like to deve...
In a reality in which nothing is certain, no wonder we resort to imitation (blog)
In a reality in which nothing is certain...
in which everything is...
Common pitfalls in trying to accept (blog)
Trying to accept and observe "what is" is fundamental to spiritual dev...
What's the difference between Advaita and Neo Advaita? (forum)
What's the difference between Advaita and Neo Advaita?
And why Neo ...
Why lying is spiritually harmful? (forum)
Most religious and spiritual figures advise very strongly not to lie....
Regard the mind as a mischievous child rather than as a mean intruder (blog)
Regard the mind as mischievous rather than as mean.
The same way yo...
If you fail to accept, accept the failure (blog)
I have read once a short emphasized warning made by Riktam Kantu:
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"At first you may experience silent awareness only after the dissolution of perception, but later you will be in the silence in both the presence and absence of objects."
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