Tag: Arjuna
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Do your work with authenticity and responsibility to enrich others and yourself, surrendering the responsibility of the results to Existence because Existence loves you and understands you better than you understand yourself
There are two techniques by which one can liberate oneself from attachment to work. One is by telling oneself, ‘I am not the doer.’ By continuously reminding yourself that it is the senses and not you who is doing something, you distance yourself from the action. This is what Kṛṣṇa explains in the previous verses.…
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Whenever you listen to you, you listen to others. When you don’t listen to others, you don’t listen to you also.
Listen! Please come to the space of listening. Many teachers tell you, ‘However much you listen, unless you practice, it won’t help you.’ I tell you now, ‘However much you try to practice, unless you listen, it won’t help you!’ The problem is that we do not trust ourselves and our innate intelligence to respond…
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When you face death you see that it is nothing but life!
Death is a deep relaxation. It is the ultimate ‘letting go’. It is the dropping of the old and starting with the new. When your being recognizes that it cannot achieve what it wants to through this body it decides to move on. This ‘moving on’, this ‘passing over’ is what is called death. When…
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First, foremost, and final words given to the universe from the Universe, given to humanity from the Cosmos
Listen! This is the first and foremost, and final word! Upanishads are not like Science, every day developing. For example, today a scientist will come and declare something as truth. Everyone will agree. That will be considered as truth. People will make their life’s decisions, align everything based on that truth. In ten years, another…
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Yogo Nashta Paranthapaha
Krishna….I tell you, Krishna is the most time-tested enlightened master, and Gita is the most time-tested teaching, because even while he was delivering, the listener is not ready to believe. He has to go to the extreme of showing the Vishwaroopa to make the listener believe, to establish his identity, credibility. Bhagawan has to show…
KAILASA's Words of Eternal Bliss, Nithyananda! 