Sri M said...
In life, every action has to have a reaction. It has to go according to the karmic movement.
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Sri M said...
Mantra Japa is meant primarily for the mind and that which is beyond the mind. Because only when the mind becomes completely free of its distractions, then only it gets the tarmac to go to higher l...
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Asanas and pranayama help to bring changes in you so that not only you are physically healthy, but also your mind becomes calm.
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In meditation, the more you go towards that which is nothing, because we cannot define it, the more things happen. We are going towards the ultimate, ‘Shunya’, which doesn’t mean nothing. It means ...
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The moment I begin to say that I have reached the Truth, I have actually not reached the truth. Because when there is the Truth, I am not there.
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Shiva is neither born, nor does he die. As they say in Kashmir Shaivism, Shivam is Parabrahman, the all-pervading reality.
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The night of Shivaratri is supposed to be the day of Shiva. What is night to us, is the day to the deity. It’s an awakening of energies and at that time if you sit down and do your sadhana, it will...
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Do go at least once to the temple and see the aarti. If you can’t do that, sit quietly and meditate on the Shivam within you. Ajna is the doorway. When you look there, the light appears and, in thi...
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Har Har Mahadev! Har means hara - to finish, to destroy, to remove and when everything is removed, who stays? Mahadev, who is in each one of us. So, the aim of sadhana is to find Shiva in yourself.
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Trishool that Shiva holds - central part is the sushumna, right is the Pingala and left is the Ida nadi. When the Yogi symbolises the Trishool, it’s the spinal cord, the sushumna. And there is a da...
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The Yogi knows that the first thing you hear in the Anahata, when the mind becomes calm, quietly enjoying, contemplating on the inner Shivam, is dum, dum, dum, the damru. Normally you don’t hear be...
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Damru is special to Shiva. Dhug, dhug, dhug, when you make the sound of the damru and the nagada, you are sending a message to those beings who are responsible for the Jyotirlinga, saying we rememb...