Tag: Dakshinamurthy
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Understanding the divinity of Kṛṣṇa is a step to intranalysing and living one’s own divinity.
There are two ways in which people react to the sanctity and divinity of Kṛṣṇa in Bhagavad Gītā. To one set of people, Kṛṣṇa has no special qualification to be called divine and these people may not even believe in anything such as the Divine. As atheists or agnostics, the only way such people can…
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Grounding yourself deeply in unclutching, Nirvikalpa samadhi, will give you the feeling you are legitimate. That is the most beautiful feeling hinduism can give to the world!
How to unclutch or be in Nirvikalpa Samadhi by applying the ishana principles, liberation cognitions principles? Decide: ‘I am not going to suffer with this job anymore which is torturing me or this relationship which is suffocating me.’ Decide to create an inner space for yourself by withdrawing from it where you are not suffocated…
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Enlightened Master is the doorway to one’s own divine experience
Chitram vadataror mooley vriddhah shishyaa gurur yuvah Gurostu maunam vyaakhyaanam shishyaastu chinnah samshayah Beneath the banyan tree they sit the disciples, old men, the guru a mere youth! The guru speaks through Silence alone But lo! The disciples’ questions dissolve on their own! Understanding of concepts will remain academic, and techniques will remain as tools…
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Why does an Avatar happen on planet earth ?
We now reach the ultimate, or what I call the peak experience. Realization of who we are and our role in this universe is the ultimate knowledge and experience that we can have. From the darkness of ignorance we move into the light of truth. We become enlightened. When you see somebody swimming, you understand…
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His presence was so intense that a person could touch it, feel it, and almost see it!
There was once an enlightened master by the name of Dakshinamurthy Swamigal. He used to sit under a banyan tree. His presence was so intense that a person could touch it, feel it, and almost see it. His silent presence was so powerful that neither he needed to talk nor the other person felt the…
KAILASA's Words of Eternal Bliss, Nithyananda! 