Sattva is the principle of poise conducive to purity, knowledge, and joy. Rajas is the principle of motivity leading to activity, desire, restlessness or disquietude. Tamas is the principle of inertia resulting in inaction, dullness, and delusion.
Zion is more Matrix than the Matrix (blog)
I am watching Matrix again.
It is playing on some TV channel right ...
You cannot force somebody else to understand you (blog)
You cannot force somebody else to understand you.
You cannot take r...
Nothing is a dream until you wake up (blog)
Nothing is a dream until you wake up.
This is maybe the only irrefu...
Spiritual Ego and the Bliss Bubble (blog)
Anyone can comment on this phenomena?...
The only 2 important questions one should ask (blog)
There are only 2 important question one should ask. All the other ques...
Words, sensations, emotions and beyond (blog)
You can't represent sensations in words... Try to convey sweetness to ...
The body is just your entry point to reality (blog)
We usually perceive ourselves as a body in the world and try from this...
What the fuck does Nisargadatta mean by "I Am"? (forum)
Nisargadatta Maharaj gives seekers the same advice his guru gave him: ...
What's the difference between Advaita and Neo Advaita? (forum)
What's the difference between Advaita and Neo Advaita?
And why Neo ...
acceptance (blog)
I think it was Saint Francis of Assisi who said
Lord, grant me the...
A spiritual aspirant who thus concentrates his mind through intense meditation will soon blow out the delusion about sense-objects, finite knowledge, and action [which constitute the phenomenal order].
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