Self Realization

Remember that when you acquire the knowledge of that which is an  embodiment of Bliss, serenity and efflugence, you at once become free from all delusions.

Remember that until and unless you abandon all senses of pleasure, you will not acquire eternal peace and happiness.

Remember that when you attain a state of desirelessness, all your past actions will be scorched by the heat of self knwoledge.

Remember that the universe is only an object of collective imagination.

Remember that you can not attain Brahman, because you are already Brahman. So, clean the dust of ignorance within you and look at your original self.

Self Realization

Remember that the wise man neither contemplates nor does not contemplate. He does not know the difference between good and evil. He forever abides in his loneliness.

Remember that as the desires of the wise man have already melted away, he does not believe in I ness or MY ness.

Remember that the wise man reaches an undescribable level of consciousness where his mind has melted away, and he is free from delusion, dreaming and dullness.

Self Realization

Remember that the noble minded one is unperturbed by any thing attractive to the sense objects.

Remember that the self realized soul does not see any  difference between man and woman, happiness and misery, day and night or life and death.

Remember that in a self realized soul there is neither compassion nor violence, neither humility nor pride, neither wonder nor agitation.

Remember that in a self realized soul there is neither attraction nor aversion towards sense objects. Ever detached he experiences both what he has attained and what he has not attained.

Remember that a self realized soul ever abides in a state of aloneness. He does not know the mental alternatives of contemplation and non contemplation.

Self Realization

Remember that the liberated one is found every where absorbed in his self. He is undefiled by desires in all conditions.

Remember that though the liberated one  lives a normal life like all others, he is unttached to the material world in all conditions.

Remember that the liberated one neither abuses nor praises, neither rekoices nor gets angry, and is free from all objects of enjoyment.

Self Realization

Remember that a self realized soul does not crave for the dissolution of the universe nor does he regret its existence. He lives in bliss accepting anything that comes to him unasked.

Remember that the self realized soul lives a contented life like all normal beings, except that he has the wisdom of the self.

Remember that the self relized soul has neither an attachment nor aversion for the univesre and its ingredients.

Remember that the self realized soul enjoys a supreme state of consciousness in what ever state he is.

Remember that the self realized soul abides in the self and is undefiled by desires in all conditions.

Self Realization

Remember that when you are happy being alone and content dwelling in your self, you are a true yogi.

Remember that when you attain the knowledge of self, you are free from all miseries.

Remember that just like the tender neem leaves do not attract the elephant which is happy eating sallaki leaves, similarly the man who is happy within his self does not get attracted to sense gratification.

Remember that he is a rare person on whom the impressions of his experiences are not embedded, and who does not hanker after pleasures not yet enjoyed by him.

Remember that he is a rare person who neither hankers after sense gratification nor after liberation.

Remember that he is a rare person who is not attracted towards peity, prosperity, desire-fulfillment, liberation, life and death.

  

Self Realization

Remember that when a man has a fondness for sense objects, he is called sensual, and when he has an aversion for them he is called non-sensual. But you should neither be sensual nor non-sensual.

Remember that desire is the root of all samsara.

Remember that in the begining there is an attraction towards sense objects, from attraction sprouts desire, from desire a sense of fear of losing the sense objects, from fear comes anger, from anger sprouts delusion and delusion is the root cause of false ego. And when one develops false ego he goes down in life.

Remember that a detached man is free from happiness and sorrow.