Tag: Unknown fear

• Intelligence recognizes the mystery of the present moment and surrenders to it joyfully out of innocence

  

  There are three ways to ask a question. You can ask out of innocence, or you can ask out of knowledge to show that you too know, and third, you can ask to confirm that what you know is correct. When you ask out of innocence, you are completely ready to receive the answer. When…

  Sri

  10 Dec 2018

  Living Enlightenment, Spirituality

  Ego, Enlightenment, Hindu, Instict, Integrity, Intelligence, Intensity, Krishnamurti, Living Enlightenment, logic, Nithyananda, not-knowing, Paramahamsa, Self, Surrender, Swami Nithyananda, Unknown fear

• Intelligence recognizes the mystery of the present moment and surrenders to it joyfully out of innocence

  

  There are three ways to ask a question. You can ask out of innocence, or you can ask out of knowledge to show that you too know, and third, you can ask to confirm that what you know is correct. When you ask out of innocence, you are completely ready to receive the answer. When…

  10 Dec 2018

  Living Enlightenment, Spirituality

  Ego, Enlightenment, Hindu, Instict, Integrity, Intelligence, Intensity, Krishnamurti, Living Enlightenment, logic, Nithyananda, not-knowing, Paramahamsa, Self, Surrender, Swami Nithyananda, Unknown fear