Gems from Chandi Class

[Guest guest]

" It is important to define your goals. The definition

of your goal is what is important to you. What is

important to you is what you value. I request each one

of you to write down your goals very clearly, your

immediate goals, your future goals, and your long

range goals. Where do you want to go in your life?

When you know where you want to go, it is very easy to

chart the course. In Chapter 2 of the Chandi we are

going to meet a demon named Wandering To and Fro.

Another one becomes Devoid of Clear Understanding. A

third one is Want of Resolution. When we have a

statement of our goals we can slay those demons and

slay Wandering To and Fro and stop wasting time and

precious resources. We can start focusing on what we

want to do. "

(Swami Satyananda Saraswati-Chandi Class)

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Oh, Swamiji, Maa, Namaste,

 

Clearly, I feel that steady climb in Chanti. I feel the centering in my

life as a Love story coming back to full fruition in the divine

presence. I thank you, thank you, I thank you...

 

Edward

, " swamiji_devotee "

<swamiji_devotee wrote:

>

> " There is no greater existence than to love God. Once that takes

over your being it

> becomes the center of your life. All of the other things we do in

life is important so long as

> it brings us closer to our sadhana. All the other stuff outside the

goal is valuable only in so

> much that it allows us to sit in communion with God. This temple, our

body, is valuable only

> in that it allows us to sit in this temple, our heart. The ego just

gets subtler and subtler,

> smaller and smaller until we become the Divine Mother. Then the whole

creation is our

> temple. There is no distinction between our spiritual lives and our

material lives. There is no

> such thing as doing a spiritual practice. You lead a spiritual life.

What do you need with a

> spiritual practice? It is not about practicing, it is about living.

The practices are only valuable

> to wake us up and remind us that life is about living a spiritual life

and that is why we are

> doing it. "

>

> (Swami Satyananda Saraswati-Chandi Class)

>