Quote of the day: Paths are many, but Truth is One

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Question: " We are all different and have different perceptions and

different spiritual experiences even if we do exactly the same yoga.

What if there isn't one single reality? Or perhaps there is one

single reality for us all but also one subjective unique reality? "

 

 

Answer: Paths are many, but Truth is One. There are many routes to

the top of the mountain but they all converge at the top and share

the same view.

 

It is instructive to read the saints and seers from different

religions and spiritual disciplines. Even though they are unaware

of each other, live thousands of miles away, and are perhaps

centuries apart, they tend to use the same language, even the

same metaphors, and describe a common view. This suggest

to me that there is a single Absolute Reality that initially is

perceived in many ways or presented in many ways to

accommocate different karmas and psychologies but as

sadhana progresses and the minds thin out, the Pure Mind

apprehends a common Reality.

 

Omprem

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shriadishakti , " jagbir singh "

<adishakti_org> wrote:

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> Question: " We are all different and have different perceptions and

> different spiritual experiences even if we do exactly the same

> yoga. What if there isn't one single reality? Or perhaps there is

> one single reality for us all but also one subjective unique

> reality? "

>

>

> Answer: Paths are many, but Truth is One. There are many routes to

> the top of the mountain but they all converge at the top and share

> the same view.

>

> It is instructive to read the saints and seers from different

> religions and spiritual disciplines. Even though they are unaware

> of each other, live thousands of miles away, and are perhaps

> centuries apart, they tend to use the same language, even the

> same metaphors, and describe a common view. This suggest

> to me that there is a single Absolute Reality that initially is

> perceived in many ways or presented in many ways to

> accommocate different karmas and psychologies but as

> sadhana progresses and the minds thin out, the Pure Mind

> apprehends a common Reality.

>

> Omprem

 

 

 

" They all tried their best. They did whatever was possible, the

saints were made by them, but very few. They incarnated and people

made religions out of them which were perverted and brought them a

bad name. No reality in those religions. These religions were money

oriented and power oriented. There was no divine force working,

actually it was all anti-divine. How to now turn human beings away

from these superficial religions, these perverted paths of

destruction. How to tell them about all these established

organizations. For ages they have been ruling, making money, making

power. "

 

Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi

Fragene, Italy, May 8, 1988