Sri M said...
A person who has touched that freedom, a person who has understood this freedom, moksha or mukti, this completeness, lives an unprejudiced life of total freedom not influenced by the stereotyped im...
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Sri M said...
Sai Baba was very fond of remembering and singing God’s name. He always uttered, “Allah Malik hai” and in his presence made the others sing God’s name, bhajans and kirtans continuously, day and nig...
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In India, in Ancient India, the young aspirant, the neophyte, the brahmachari went to the masters, the Rishis, seeking not wealth, not health, not position, but pure and unconditioned freedom. And ...
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The word Guru has a deeper meaning, it means the capacity to initiate the process in others, to enquire and investigate into the meaning of what the world is and what is our relationship with the w...
Sri M said...
A person who has touched that freedom, a person who has understood this freedom, moksha or mukti, this completeness, lives an unprejudiced life of total freedom not influenced by the stereotyped im...
Sri M said...
A snake has been the symbol of Kundalini for many 100 years. It is also because it is the symbol of wisdom. It is a symbol that you find on the head dress of pharaoh for instance, or in the legends...
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Imagination or Visualization is a divine capacity given to the human mind by which it can visualize and make reality out of its visualizations. This is because it derives its capacity to create fro...
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Self-realization to me, Kaivalya or Moksha, means not free from something, but realizing that one is always free but has been labouring under the illusion that one is not. Yes, this is the same as ...
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A spiritual teacher teaches a person sadhana according to that person’s capacity and according to that person’s needs. Everybody cannot practice the same thing. Why? Because nobody is made the same...
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In our ‘Parampara’- the Nath Parampara- the first Guru, the first teacher is supposed to be Adinath and Adinath is none other than Shiva. Shiva and Adinath are indistinguishable. The most important...
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At the end of the 18th chapter, Krishna declares now that you have understood everything, relax. Let go and rejoice! Do your things. Carry on. Nothing is going to happen. The roof is not going to f...
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When one has discovered one’s true freedom, is it irreversible? I think, the question need not be asked. Once you have realized your freedom, when you have realized that you have ever been free, ho...