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.
How can an energy be obscene? (blog)
How can a energy be obscene? How can certain types of physical frequen...
Why is it so hard for us to accept that emotions are just body sensations? (blog)
As I wrote in my previous blog entry, at the beginning, the claim that...
The answer to all questions is in the subject (blog)
The answer to all questions is in the subject, not the object.
Ther...
Are you truly convinced that you are not the body? (blog)
You read numerous testimonies of realized ones that said you are not t...
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...
4 errors we tend to commit when we try to move from the mind to the heart (blog)
(1) We try to move our attention to the heart as an object while the o...
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...
Atma Shatakam (blog)
Atma Shatakam also known as Nirvana Shatikam and Atma Shatkam is a poe...
Fear of Emptiness (blog)
Emptiness = Voidness = Nothingness = Shunyata
Fear of Emptiness = h...
Metaphysical predictions for 2012 - facts (forum)
2012 is claimed to be a great year of spiritual transformation (or apo...
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