Category: Spirituality
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Do not learn Great Truths from a person who has not experienced Consciousness
Patanjali’s Scientific Approach to Enlightenment Patanjali is one of the rare happenings, the first master who quantified the unquantifiable, who made Enlightenment as a science. Till Patanjali, Enlightenment was taken more as a miracle or as an accident. It is Patanjali who made that more as a science and defined it along with the yoga…
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Yoga Chitta Vritti Nirodhah: Beyond Stopping the Mind
Patañjali is one of the rare happenings – the first master who quantified the unquantifiable, who made Enlightenment as a science. Till Patañjali, Enlightenment was taken more as a miracle or as an accident. It is Patañjali who made that more as a science and defined it along with the Yoga Sutras. Validating Ancient Wisdom:…
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The Ultimate Freedom: An Exploration of Compassion and Inner Liberation
The very essence of human consciousness is a relentless pursuit of freedom. From the desire for wealth, which offers a glimpse of freedom through more choices (even if choices between sufferings), to the pursuit of political, social, or economic liberation, all human energy flows towards what is perceived as freedom. What a civilization or individual…
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Beyond Enlightenment: Why Intensity is Your Ultimate Spiritual Secret – 21st and 22nd Patanjali Yoga Sutras
Enlightenment: A Continuous Happening, Not a Destination Many people mistakenly perceive Enlightenment as a singular event, a final destination. However, as Bhagawan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam reveals, Enlightenment is not a noun; it is a verb. It is a continuous, intense happening, better understood as “enlightening”. While ultimate, it is not final, unfolding moment by moment…
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Abhyasa: The Master Key to an Elevated Existence
What is Abhyasa? Abhyasa is defined as “the effort to remain constantly in that elevated state of awareness”. While a loose translation might be “practice,” Bhagawan explains that this word is “too small” to capture its full essence. More accurately, Abhyasa involves “again and again bringing yourself back to that Center, elevating yourself to that…
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Whenever something is lost, your identity will be lost because your identity is build on these pillars
You see, the fear of losing identity is such even if you try to hold on, you can’t hold on. You understand? If it can stay, I have no problem. Have it. I don’t want to take it away but it won’t stay even if you try to hold on, after sometime maybe at the…
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What exactly do you mean by saying, bhooloka is a less intense projection, and hell and heaven are little higher-level projection? Does it mean that it is more easy to find that bhooloka is a projection?
The possibility for disillusionment and experiencing the other extremes is more easy in Bhooloka. In Bhooloka you can extremely experience the pain and the opposite extreme of the pain, pleasure, very easily without difficulty. But in hell you can never experience pleasure; in heaven you can never experience pain. When the opposite extremes are not…
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How do we bring out the subconscious and unconscious fear and greed during the nirbhaya meditation?
When you again and again go through the Nirbhaya Dhyana, naturally in few days your subconscious and unconscious patterns open up. In cosmic law there is no separate subconscious or unconscious. Only the deeper layers on which you are not able to lay your hands immediately, you name them as subconscious or unconscious. Again and…
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When money is taken away from you, when you feel the pain that some part of your identity is dying, it is a lesson to you it was never part of you
Illusioned, expanded, identity possession is life. Life in a deluded way possesses and the possession itself is felt as its own identity because of illusion. When life feels it possesses the body and lands up in a delusion it is the body, it is life. When it feels it possesses wealth and wealth is part…
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Never work out of greed because whatever we achieve is going to be taken away at the time of death. Never become silent and inactive out of fear because there is really nothing to lose.
The question concerning Karma and Sannyāsa, responsibility and renunciation, has been asked from time immemorial, and each time it has been answered. Yet this question remains. Somebody asked me, ‘Why is the Gītā still relevant today?’ I said, ‘Because we never learned it.’ Although Gītā was uttered at least 5,000 years ago it is still…
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Depression of Success
Arjuna asks: sannyāsaṁ karmaṇāṁ kṛṣṇa punar yogaṁ ca saṁsasi (5.1)?’ ‘Kṛṣṇa! Now, will you please tell me surely, which of the two: karma, action or Sannyāsa, renunciation is more beneficial ? Again and again, all of us ask ourselves this question. The mind is in dilemma! The mind asks for a single instruction! Our mind…
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A person who neither enjoys nor shares is Yaksha
There is no other book that is so clear, so direct. There is no other Master who is so straight in giving the Truth and the experiential expression of the Truth. After all the explanations given by Kṛṣṇa, Arjuna continues to ask, ‘Oh Kṛṣṇa, first of all, you asked me to renounce work and then…
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