Self Realization

Remember that the self realized one does not have any material fears and doubts.

Remember that the yogi is Nirguna that is devoid of any material qualities.

Remember that for the yogi there is neither heaven nor hell.

Remember that the mind of the yogi is always filled with the nectar of supreme bliss.

Remember that the yogi is contented and calm in both happiness and misery.

Remember that the life of a yogi, devoid of all attachments is full of glory.

Remember that the true yogi transcends the endless cycle of births and deaths. 

Self Realization

Remember that the self realized person is pure consciousness and has nothing left to do in the material world.

Remember that the imperceptible self is revealed to the pure self, and thus he becomes tranquil.

Remember that the self realized soul is pure effulgence itself.

Remember that the liberated one sees only the self shining in different forms.

Remember that the illusion of the phenomenal world exists only till the knowledge of the self is attained.

Self Realization

Remember that the common man is agitated by the commotion within him even when he is inactive. Whereas the self realized on is calm even during activity.

Remember that the wise self realized man is happy even while discharging all material duties.

Remember that the self realized soul is forever calm and shines like a vast lake.

Remember that for the common man even withdrawal is an action. But for the liberated soul even action is withdrawal.

Remember that the self realized soul devoid of any material attachment looks and behaves like a child.

Remember that the self realized soul remains the same in all conditions.

Remember that the self realized soul is changeless like the universal space.

Remember that the self realized soul is the embodiment of perfect bliss.

Self Realization

Remember that when one realizes that the self is neither the doer nor the enjoyer all modifications of his mind are lost.

Remember that the conduct of the wise man shines because of his detachment.

Remember that the renounced ones are liberated and sometimes they enjoys the fruits of material life and sometimes they retire to the mountain caves.

Remember that the wise man is not aroused while being in the material world amidst carnal pleasures, or in the company of saints and sadhus.

Remember that the wise man is never perturbed even when he is scoffed at by those who know him.

Remember that the renounced man's state of mind is understood only by those who are like him.

Remember that the sense of duty so important in the material world does not apply to the renounced one.

Self Realization

Remember that for the one who abides in the self, Self control is spontaneous and perennial.

Remember that for the liberated one there is neither the existence of the universe nor is the universe non existent.

Remember that the desire less intellect of the liberated soul does not need any outside support.

Remember that the liberated soul is free from all doubts and his mind is identified completely with the self.

Remember that by merely listening to the ultimate truth the liberated one blends his intellect with the self and becomes serene.

Remember that the liberated one acts spontaneously like a child.

Remember that the liberated one attains freedom to reach the highest peak of self realization. 

Self Realization

Remember that whereas the unintelligent person gets confused on learning about the truth, the wise man withdraws himself within and lives happily.

Remember that the liberated one remains happily in a perpetual trance.

Remember that the wise man attains tranquility merely learning the truth.

Remember that the self is tranquil, beloved, taint less, stainless, pure, enlightened, perfect and transcendental.

Remember that the liberated one realizes the true self by mere intuition.

Remember that the liberated soul realizes the true Brahman effortlessly.

Remember that the wise man cuts off the roots of misery that is desire. 

Self Realization

Remember that the wise man who does all activities that come to him without asking, lives happily both in activity and inactivity.

Remember that there is neither joy nor sorrow for the one with a tranquil mind.

Remember that the wise man who is happy in himself, does not need to renounce anything, nor does he feel the loss of anything.

Remember that the wise man whose mind is void, does not feel either honor or dishonor.

Remember that the wise man who realizes that the activities done by him howsoever noble they may be, are actually done by his body and not by his self, does not act even when he is acting.

Remember that the liberated-in- life is a blessed soul.

Remember that the wise man withdraws himself from all worldly reasoning just like a tortoise which withdraws into a shell of its own.

Remember that the liberated one, who knows that the world is a figment of his imagination, lives as BRAHAMAN even in life.

Remember that the liberated one who is ego less, does not act mentally even when he is acting physically.

Remember that the mind of the liberated one is free from all doubts.

Remember that the liberated one becomes active and meditative spontaneously.