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Salutations to Thakur, Guru, and Ma!

 

VIVEKACADAMUNI

 

 

The desire for Self-realization is obscured by innumerable desires for thing

other than the Self. When they have been destroyed by constant attachment to

the Self, the Atman clearly manifests Itself of Its own accord.

 

 

As the mind becomes gradually established in the Inmost Self, it proportionately

gives up the desires for external objects. And when all such desires have been

eliminated, there takes place the unobstructed realization of the Atman.

 

The Yogi's mind dies, being constantly fixed on his own Self. Thence follows

the cessation of desires. Therefore do away with all superimpositions.

 

 

M.--"All men are drowned in maya. The avatara comes and places an ideal before

them. He comes Himself and brings sadhus with Him. Seeing their sadhana others

are awakened. Sri Krishna did such wonderful acts. At last he said to Uddhava,

'All this is nothing that has been done so far. Go to the Badrika Ashrama and

plunge yourself in His contemplation."

 

 

Satchitananda

 

Kathy

 

 

 

(VIVEKACADAMUNI by Sri Sankaracharya. # 275-277; Nityatmananda's,

 

M.--THE APOSTLE AND EVANGELIST. Vo. II., p. 160)

 

Swami Adiswarananda of the New York Ramakrishna-Vivekananda Center will be in

St. Petersburg, Florida next week. He will be speaking the evenings of Wednesday

March 19th and Friday March 21st. For details:

 

http://www.ramakrishna.org/florida.htm

 

 

SRISANKARACHARYA

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