Tag: Patterns
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The entire teaching of Bhagavad Gītā can be summarized in the two verses 2.47, 2.48.

The sheer brilliance of the wisdom of the Universal Master is reflected in these verses. Whenever I get a chance I refer to these verses to explain how one should lead one’s life. Kṛṣṇa says many, many things in these few words. He says, ‘You have the right and responsibility to work. You have no…
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You need to realize that it is not the outside scene, but the innermost perception you carry for the outside scene, which is impacting you and giving you the experience of your reality.

A blind man was sitting in front of a huge fire with a burning stick in his hand. Somebody came and asked him, ‘What is this? Such a huge fire ! Don’t you see? What are you going to do about it?’ The blind man said, ‘Yes, yes! That is why I took this burning…
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Swamiji sometimes people die very peacefully just in their sleep & sometimes a little struggle. Why?
Both ideas are wrong. Just because they died in the sleep you should not attribute the word peacefully. And just because their outside showing the pain symptoms , you cannot say they are not peaceful inside. So, peaceful and they are not peaceful is simply dependent on the patterns and incompletions. If you complete all…
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‘How to use love and the relationship as a gateway to enlightenment and higher consciousness?
This is very important! Please listen! Understand, you are nothing but a bunch of your patterns, past experiences. Same way, the other person also is nothing but a bunch of patterns, past experiences, mainly incompletions. Remember, whatever leads you to incompletion will be leading the other person also into incompletion. Remember, never to retain the…
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In real powerfulness, you will do so much, but you will never feel you are doing so much
You will never do anything, but you think you are qualified for everything! You will never take responsibility, but you think you can boss around everyone. I tell you, this mental setup puts you in Indraloka where constant insecurity. You may think, ‘Wow! Indraloka is great! I can drink Somarasa, see the dance of Rambha,…
