Guest guest Posted May 13, 2004 Report Share Posted May 13, 2004 Latha, I hope this qualifies as a question related to sadhana and is not too conjectural ... I believe this is a turning point in common to many of us here ... ===== What is the dynamic, the practical process, for pulling the mind back to the divine, when circumstances demand attendance to daily duties, especially when they require speaking, or other mental processes not related to the path, but computers, or mundane work, etc. The question is related to a period of life in which, the demands of life are great, and the hours for sadhana are relegated a lesser percentage of the day. Another way of asking this is, how does SOME of the day for God become ALL of the day ... even if the hours might not be spent in an asana or before a alter, etc. Is it a matter of soaking the mind in sadhana as much as possible when not otherwise occupied, or practicing virtues while doing duties ... or something else ... or a combination? Is it a matter of one's grasp of the immediate experience as divine or mundane? Being Hanuman, seeing the Goddess? Making action for others, not self? What is your experience and instruction regarding this, Swamiji? Howe is it that the fetters of mind and thus the world begin to loosen? Pranams, steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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