Sri M said...
A mind that is free of distraction no longer remains a conditioned mind. It’s already unconditioned and is open to all experiences.
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Sri M said...
In Gita, Krishna says this yoga is not for him who eats too much or eats too little, or sleeps too much or sleeps too little. It’s a metaphor which means stick to the middle path. Don’t go into any...
Sri M said...
Infinite consciousness, which is blissful and full of light, can also be approached through devotion to a deity.
Sri M said....
When this energy goes one-pointedly in the direction of the inner, then everything ceases and you go back to your real source - that which is within us as pure consciousness. Everything else is inc...
Sri M said...
When the mind expands, one of the qualities that arises is kindness, and wanting to share what you have experienced.
Sri M said...
There is a witness in us who is always there - waking, dream and deep sleep, and perhaps the witness is the source of joy that you feel in all the experiences that you go through
Sri M said...
Happiness has to be inside you, not outside you. It is to be not found in any material object but in the inner essence.
Sri M said...
If you become spiritual it doesn’t mean that you are going to become rich and somebody poor – there is nothing like that. Rich or poor has nothing to do with this. It’s to do with your mind. Whethe...
Sri M said...
The ancients said that the fragrance that you seek is in you. You think it is outside but it is actually in you. The good news is that the fragrance happens to be your true soul or happiness, or yo...
Sri M said...
What are we searching for? There are people in all these situations, rich, poor who seem to be happy in some way. Who are these guys? How are they doing that? Because they have found out, through e...
Sri M said...
Constant happiness comes when the mind understands the Truth and says the essence of happiness is inside and not outside.
Sri M said...
The full process of meditation is to disengage the mind from its engagement with the ordinary.