Tag: Bliss
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Best 3 maxims from Vedic philosophy
“Shraddha Vivecha” — Honesty and Authenticity. If you give a word, die for it. Be like Nachiketa who in pursuit of the truth was ready to even give up his life. “Anandam Bramhethi Navya Jaanat” — Bliss is Cosmos. Don’t waste it by not living it. “Be Unclutched.
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Leela Dhyana
Thousands of things are getting outdated and replaced, but the necessity of a living Master can never be outdated or replaced by anything. Because when He is radiating through His flesh and bones only, the experience can be transmitted to the person who is in flesh and bones. Swami says “‘Reading thousands of books, listening…
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Darshan of Krishna
When I was 19 or 20, that was the time. When I was wandering, walking length and breadth of India. This incident happened just before enlightenment. I was staying in a old lady’s house. Very old lady, she was living alone, may be 80 or something. She was having one cow and a small house.…
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Work work work
Your jurisdiction is merely in the execution which is at one time or another measured by the reward, let not the ground for the source of your action be reward. Let your fight with non-performance/laziness be the standard of measure i.e. source of inspiration. Perform to break-free from the inherent tendency of non-performance/laziness. As long…
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Karma yoga
Karma yoga means continuously working, being creative. Not only working but also without even asking why i should be creative and work for so many hours, without even thinking. Understand, when you are creative all your non-mechanical parts of the brain are awakened. The moment you think, why you should be creative, you are back…you…
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Enthusiasm
Enthusiasm can never be brought by any reason. It is just an internal quality…like you are breathing, like how you are alive, enthusiasm is high quality. It is your very quality. It can never be altered, arranged, re-organized by any reason. It is just joy overflowing through your intelligence. Enthusiasm and addiction are completely opposite…
KAILASA's Words of Eternal Bliss, Nithyananda! 