Author Archives: nitinbagai

You do not go anywhere away from the Presence as you imagine. The Presence is everywhere.The body moves from place to place; yet it does not leave the one Presence. So no one can be out of sight of the Supreme Presence. Since you identify one body with Sri Bhagavan and another body with yourself,Continue reading “Presence”

There are four stages of nonattachment. The first is to make a sincere attempt not to allow the mind to dwell on sensual objects. When objects beckon the student he should endeavor to free himself from those attractions. With the gradual dawning of discrimination, nonattachment develops and equilibrium is established. This is the second stage.Continue reading “4 stages.”

“Truly speaking it is not you who call Him, but He who calls you. Just as in the hushed silence of night the sound of distant temple bells and conches can be clearly heard, even so, when through intense and undivided devotion to Him the hunger of the senses is stilled, His call will findContinue reading “Calling bound to come.”

Bhagawan Lovingly Explains… What Is Deathless Travel…? Deathless Travel (Amara Gati) is: 1. Conscious Pranic exit, with full awareness. 2. Withdrawal of all five koshas without trauma. 3. No decay, no ghosting, no rebirth loop. 4. Direct entry into Chidakasa (pure awareness field). Siddha Yogis do not wait for death. They prepare, reverse, and rise.Continue reading “No return.”

“We may worship anything by seeing God in it, if we can forget the idol and see God there. We must not project any image upon God. But we may fill any image with that Life which is God. Only forget the image, and you are right enough — for “out of Him comes everything”.Continue reading “Image of God ???”

Devotee: What is that Self in actual experience? Bhagavan: It is the Light which ever shines in the Cave of the Heart as the flame of the Consciousness ‘I’ ‘I’ — the eternal andblissful Sat-chit-ananda. This is the answer to the vichara and itsfulfillment. The ‘I’, which has carried out a determined and protracted searchContinue reading “Turiya ..final frontier”

The Perfect Man and Work A newly married young woman remains deeply absorbed in the performance of domestic duties so long as no child has been born to her. But as soon as she has a child she begins to neglect the minor details of household work, and does not find much pleasure in them.Continue reading “Re establish eternal relationship.”

There is a difference between work and mere activity. All nature works. Work is nature, nature is work. On the other hand, activity is based on desire and fear, on longing to possess and enjoy, on fear of pain and annihilation. Work is by the whole for the whole, activity is by oneself for oneself.

Even if everyone were to pray day and night to become as rich as Henry Ford, their prayers could not be granted because earth is not a place where everybody can be a Henry Ford. But everyone can be rich in Spirit, for God has given everyone equal power to become like Him. When youContinue reading “To be like God.”

Meditate on God all the time, whatever you may do, wherever you may be. Remember, whatever you see, whatever you hear is God’s manifestation. Pain exists because you believe yourself to be separate. Don’t consider anyone as separate from yourself. Regard everyone as your friend. Consider yourself to be God’s tool (yantra) and think thatContinue reading