Behind all the glamour and colors of this world, the great joys and laughter, and all the pain and horrific suffering, the fact of being alone is a constant for all beings.
Meditation on this fundamental truth serves as a gateway to Self-Realization.
Describing this state, Maharshi Patanjali (Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras) says in Book 1, the third verse, “The Seer now rests in His own nature.”
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Learning to love first one’s relative being, and then the Absolute that resides within us permanently, are gifts for a real seeker of peace and joy. If we can’t be alone, then it is hard to commune harmoniously with others. Read on….
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Reblogged this on mira prabhu and commented:
Learning to love first one’s relative being, and then the Absolute that resides within us permanently, are gifts for a real seeker of peace and joy. If we can’t be alone, then it is hard to commune harmoniously with others. Read on….
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It is a true statement. If you are alone often, you do understand how meaningful this is.. Thanks for sharing
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