Category: Satsang

When Guru Speaks, His Voice Is Without Body

Posted on / Questions and Answers, Satsang
Date of Satsang: November 28, 2016Location: Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, India

Gaurav: … Certainly, the answer to all our human questions is for us to know we are unborn. But it is a process. I see in this process, system, or laboratory, I still have a hard time with two areas of identification: work and family. … Where it pinches me sometimes is in the area of letting people down, or at least in having the sense I have let someone down, and that is still a point of identification. I was wondering if you could help me navigate through it?

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When That And This Are Cancelled, Whatever Remains Is The Whole

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Date of Satsang: March 23, 2015Location: Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, India

Gavin: It is becoming clear that the space of the Self has nothing to do with the intellect, in the way it is associated with feelings, doings, achievements, losing, gaining, or anything like that. My goal is, I want to know this permanently. Every time I wake up, I’m very familiar with the fact I am this body. With all your energy and darshan (Guru’s presence)—and perhaps I’ll check this with you—I’m coming to see the intellect fully, wholly, and to understand it is the Wholeness I need to put my attention on rather than what I am seeing. Is that correct?

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Meditation Is A Must If One Wants To Be At Peace

Posted on / Meditation, Questions and Answers, Satsang
Date of Satsang: April 10, 2013Location: Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, India

Sandesh: … From what appears to be inanimate, or the grossest, to the subtlest, all is in motion. You said the means is to bring the consciousness back to its originality, where it is the Source of all kriya (action). You also mentioned in my letter about my living, on the daily level, the state of Shanti, or peace. Do you mean that for me to have peace means to go to that point from where all action, all manifestation, emanates?

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When The Mind Is Not There, Where Is Paul?

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Date of Satsang: June 6, 2014Location: Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, India

Paul: … When I am listening to your words, either on a tape or here, there seems to be a dual process happening. One is of the mind, which is listening to the meaning, and the other is of a higher awareness, which is not intellectual. That creates a sort of duality or almost an unease, for I feel I should be listening, giving reverence to the meaning of the words that you are speaking, because they are the words of Guru. But, at the same time, by trying to understand or give meaning to the words, I am removing myself from the Pure Consciousness that those words are conveying. Could you perhaps say something about this?

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A Human Being’s Jeevanmukti (Liberation) Until Videhamukti (Beyond Liberation And Bondage)

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Date of Satsang: November 5, 2013Location: Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, India

… After meditation, I take a chance to speak a few words to all of you the world over, to all our friends who are in the Space of Oneness and meditating. Some of these friends have realized the knowledge of the Self, Pure Free Forever, Amaram Hum Madhuram Hum. I would like to inform the audience, listeners, or all human beings that you have been Divine Space, the Space of Oneness, which is Chidakash (the Space of Pure Consciousness). That Chidakash is from where the mahakash (space underlying all), akash (space), and bhootakash (elemental space), from where all the bhootas (elements) and jeevas (beings) have appeared. These are Sanskrit words. But for your information I will say in English that human beings are born, they study, they live, they become old, and a hundred years later, one by one, everybody goes away, not letting anybody know how the millennium has been finished. This is the cycle, or revolution, of a gigantic wheel of the universe—of appearance, living in time and space, and disappearing in time and space.

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