Vivekachoodaamani

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320. Reduce the world which you see, in Brahman by thinking of that

one reality, the solidity of all blissfulness; and the internal and

external both being one, think of the blissfulness, pass your time

and be free from all bondage.

 

321. To be always in Brahman should not be neglected for that neglect

is death (says Brahma's son Sanatkumaara).

 

322. To the knower, there is no more danger than this neglect of

remaining in Brahman. For then comes delusion. From that delusion

comes ego and from ego comes bondage or error. So that neglect is the

great enemy of the knower.

 

326. When once you think of the objects of senses, you want to enjoy

them and from that comes desire. That desire engages you to posses

and that engagement takes you away from your real self.