Guest guest Posted November 5, 2005 Report Share Posted November 5, 2005 Visitor: Sushupti (dreamless sleep) is so peaceful that one would love to stay as long as possible in it, but cannot, why? Bhagavan: We are ever in sushupti. Becoming aware of it in jagrat (waking state) is samadhi. The ajnani cannot remain long in sushupti because his ego pushes him out of it. The Jnani, although he has scotched the ego, it continues to rise again and again due to prarabdha. So, for both the Jnani and the ajnani the ego springs up, but with this difference: whereas the Jnani's enjoys the transcendental experience, keeping its lakshya (aim, attention) always fixed on its source, that of the ajnani is completely ignorant of it. The former is not harmful, being a mere skeleton of its normal self, like a burnt up rope. By constantely fixing its attention on the Source, the Heart, the ego gets dissolved into it like a salt doll which has fallen into the ocean. S.S. Cohen: Guru Ramana love, Era Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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