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“Prakcshakriycsthitishelam bhutendriyatmakam bhugapavargcrtham drushyam’’.
This seen world is eliminated. It conveys you a message. It gives you an idea...
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“Drashtri durshyayoho samyogo heya hetuhu’’ (II Sutra 17)
drashtri = seen; drushyayoho = the seen; samyogaha = becoming one; heya = suffering; hetuhu = the cause
“The...
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(Continued from the previous post on Eliminating the Cause of Pain)
Often, those who come to the course do not meditate. They open their eyes, “Is my girlfriend meditating?...
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If you look into the pleasure or joy that you get in life from the time of birth, they all come with a tax. You have to pay a tax for that and this tax is sorrow. In...
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“Sati mule tadvipako jaty ayur bhogaha” (II Sutra 13)
sati = if existing; mule = root; tad = its; vipako = ripening; jati = the body into which you are born; ayuhu =...
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"Te pratiprasavah heyah sukshmaha"(II Sutra 10)
te = these; pratiprasava = become inactive; heyaha = destroyed; sukshmaha = subtle
"When these become inactive...
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"Sukha anushayi ragaha'' (II Sutra 7)
sukha = pleasant experience; anushayi = attraction; ragaha = cravings.
"Attraction to pleasant experience results in craving."
This...
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Ignorance is the root cause of Suffering
“Tapaha-swadhya-ayaeshwara-pranidhana-kriya-yogaha”. (II Sūtra 1)
This is the kriya yoga or yoga of action. Even while doing...
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Continued from the previous post on Veils of Misery…
Without love, self-study becomes ‘another day’ stuff. Without surrender, self-study is not charming. Do you see...
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We are talking about tapas. What does tapas do? Why should we undergo tapas? It purifies and strengthens our system, strength and purity. That is the purpose of tapas....
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