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  • Present moment awareness

    Q: How can I stay in present moment awareness?

    A: How can you leave it? There’s only present awareness. It’s what You are, and what ‘you’ appear ‘in’.

    Nathan Gill

  • 23 January, 2018 10:07

    Where could you go
    Where I would not be?
    Where can an I go
    Where you are not with me
    In each new hello
    Is an echoed good-bye
    But good-bye never happens.

    Avasa

  • Free from conditioning

    Only when one severs the very root of the mind with the weapon of non-conceptualization, can one reach the Absolute Brahman which is omnipresent, supreme peace.

    First destroy the mental conditioning by renouncing cravings; and then remove from your mind even the concept of bondage and liberation. Be totally free of conditioning.

    Adi Shankara

  • Zen proverb

    When you sit just sit, when you walk just walk, but whatever you do, do not wobble.

    Zen proverb

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  • BE, unconcerned

    BE,
    unconcerned,
    rested always in the moment.
    What will be,
    will be.
    Let go and enjoy what is.
    Trust and allow lifes currents
    to take you.

    Avasa

  • Untouched

    Maharaj: Doctors have diagnosed that this body has cancer. Would anyone else be as joyful as I am, with such a serious diagnosis? The world is your direct experience, your own observation. All that is happening is happening at this level, but I am not at this level. I have dissociated myself from Sattva Guna, being ness.

    The Ultimate state in spirituality is that state where no needs are felt at any time, where nothing is useful for anything. That state is called Nirvana, Nirguna, that which is the Eternal and Ultimate Truth. The essence and sum total of this whole talk is called Sat-guru Parabrahman, that state in which there are no requirements.

    After the dissolution of the universe, when no further vestige of creation was apparent, what remained is my perfect state. All through the creation and dissolution of the universe, I remain ever untouched. I have not expounded this part: my state never felt the creation and dissolution of the universe. I am the principle which survives all the creations, all the dissolutions. This is my state, and yours, too, but you don’t realize it because you are embracing your beingness. Realizing it is only possible when one get support from invincible faith, from that eternal Sat-guru Parabrahman. This state, this Parabrahman principle, is eternal and is also the Sat-guru. It is the eternal property of any devotee of a Guru.

    Nisargadatta Maharaj

  • Home

    Ignorance is departure from home and Enlightenment is returning. While wandering, we lead a life full of pain and suffering, and the world wherein we find ourselves is not a very desirable habitat. This is, however, put a stop to by Enlightenment, as thus we are enabled once more to get settled at home where reign freedom and peace.

    D.T. Suzuki

  • Know yourself

    He who knows his own self, knows God.

    Mohammed

  • The beginning of wisdom

    The question of whether or not there is a God or truth or reality, or whatever you like to call it, can never be answered by books, by priests, philosophers or saviours. Nobody and nothing can answer the question but you yourself and that is why you must know yourself. Immaturity lies only in total ignorance of self. To understand yourself is the beginning of wisdom.

    J. Krishnamurti.


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  • The infinite

    If the doors of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it is, infinite.

    William Blake