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Bhagawan Lovingly Explains… What Is Spiritual Ego…? Spiritual ego, also known as “spiritual materialism,” is a term used to describe the tendency for individuals who have an interest in spirituality or personal growth to develop an inflated sense of self-importance or superiority based on their spiritual beliefs or practices. Individuals with a spiritual ego mayContinue reading “Spiritual Ego main barrier for growth.”

Giving up activities means giving up attachment to activities or the fruits thereof, giving up the notion ‘I am the doer’. The activities which this body is destined to perform will have to be gone through. There is no question of giving up such activities, whether one likes it or not. If one remains fixedContinue reading “Stay with your true self.”

“You are punishing the soul by keeping it buried, slumbering in matter life after life, frightened by nightmares of suffering and death. Realize that you are the soul! Remember that the Feeling behind your feeling, the Will behind your will, the Power behind your power, Wisdom behind your wisdom is the Infinite Lord. Unite theContinue reading “Don’t bury your soul in this birth.”

When I first came across Bhagavan’s teachings and for some years afterwards, I didn’t like them very much and much preferred teachings that emphasised the oneness of formlessness and form or spoke about ‘no self’ rather than True Self such as the modern Buddhist style teachings and the modern non-dual teachings we see in theContinue reading “All Guru’s are real teachers.”

Simple-mindedness takes one easily to God. If a person is simple, spiritual instructions easily fructify in him, as seeds germinate easily and grow to bear fruit soon when sown in tilled soil free from stones. The Master used to say; “People become generous and simple-minded only in consequence of much penance. God can never beContinue reading “Fix your mind.”

Prabhupāda: Unity is possible on the spiritual platform, not on the material platform. Material platform means “I am envious of you; you are envious of me.” Mātsaratā. Mātsaratā means mātsaratā para utkarṣaḥ asahanam… When I cannot tolerate other increasing in opulence, I become envious. This is material life. The spiritual life is different. Spiritual lifeContinue reading “Spiritual over material well-being.”

The wise who knows the Self as bodiless within the bodies, as unchanging among changing things, as great and omnipresent, does never grieve. That Self cannot be gained by the Veda, nor by understanding, nor by much learning. He whom the Self chooses, by him the Self can be gained. The Self chooses him (hisContinue reading “Loose to gain eternity.”

The majority of human beings are not capable of experiencing even this minute thrill at its fullest, because the lower-level energies are not capable of containing or measuring higher-level energies. By the same token, if given more than requisite voltage, any energy system will overload and blow up the circuits. We have established such strongContinue reading “Improve your circuitry.”

There are thoughts that create great grooves or imprints in your mind, and those thoughts are called samskaras. You can eliminate those thoughts if you have the power, and if you know how to eliminate them. You can obtain freedom from your samskaras, from the impressions that you have stored in the unconscious mind. YouContinue reading “Break mind matrix.”

Life after life, you have formed the habit of letting the mind go outwards. The mind is so used to it, and now you have to reverse its direction and make it turn inwards. Until the movement of the mind is turned inwards, it is impossible to find God. By internalizing the mind, God whoContinue reading “Transcend your path.”