Guest guest Posted July 8, 2002 Report Share Posted July 8, 2002 Another snip..from "I am That".. Q: Is there no end to self-discovery? M: As there is no beginning, there is no end. But what I have discovered by the grace of my guru is; I am nothing that can be pointed at. I am neither a 'this nor a 'that'. This holds absolutely. Q: Then, where comes in the never-ending discovery, the endless transcending oneself into new dimension? M: All this belongs to the realm of manifestation; it is in the very structure of the universe, that the higher can be had only through the freedom from the lower. Q: What is lower and what is higher? M: Look at it in terms of awareness. Wider and deeper consciousness is higher. All that lives, works for protecting, perpetuating and expanding consciousness. This is the world's sole meaning and purpose. It is the very essence of Yoga - ever raising the level of consciousness, discovery of new dimensions, with their properties, qualities and powers. In that sense the entire universe becomes a school of Yoga [yogakshetra]. Q: Is perfection the destiny of all human beings? M: Of all living beings - ultimately. The possibility becomes a certainty when the notion of enlightenment appears in the mind. Once a living being has heard and understood that deliverance is within his reach, he will never forget, for it is the first message from within. It will take roots and grow and in due course take the blessed shape of the Guru. Q: So all we are concerned with is the redemption of the mind. M: What else? The mind goes astray, the mind returns home. Even the word 'astray' is not proper. The mind must know itself in every mood. Nothing is a mistake unless repeated. .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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