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Be gentle and easy with yourself and others in awareness. That is

meditation. Our strengths do not raise us above anyone. Our shortcomings do

not diminish our True Nature. The steadiness of awareness and balance is a

gift of Satsanga. In the company of good and wise people who know the nature

of reality, the ego gradually loses its hold and pure awareness reveals

itself as the eternal presence.

 

Harsha

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Beautifully said Harsha. It is about living our consciousness which brings the

fruit through the eternal presence.

 

Harsha (Dr. Harsh K. Luthar) wrote:

> "Harsha (Dr. Harsh K. Luthar)" <hluthar

>

> Be gentle and easy with yourself and others in awareness. That is

> meditation. Our strengths do not raise us above anyone. Our shortcomings do

> not diminish our True Nature. The steadiness of awareness and balance is a

> gift of Satsanga. In the company of good and wise people who know the nature

> of reality, the ego gradually loses its hold and pure awareness reveals

> itself as the eternal presence.

>

> Harsha

>

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Awareness. It is Total Independence and Ever Present. The Truth needs no

psychological or spiritual crutches. It needs no philosophy, no religion, no

explanation, no teaching, and no teacher, and yet It is always their support. A

true devotee relishes in the Truth. The Truth of Self-Knowledge which is Pure

Intelligence. Welcome all to a.

 

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[Guest guest]

>"Harsha (Dr. Harsh K. Luthar)" <hluthar

> . . . In the company of good and wise people who know the nature

>of reality, the ego gradually loses its hold and pure awareness reveals

>itself as the eternal presence.

 

And with your simple clear language you live what you say.

 

When you say "pure awareness reveals itself as the eternal presence," we each

may understand this a little differently. For me, it says: "The awareness in

which I find myself and of which my awareness is a part, is the awareness of

that which some of us call God or Brahman."

 

That Thou Art.

 

Namaste,

 

-- Max

 

 

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