There is a secret
In this mountain
Words cannot capture
The magnificence
Of Arunachala
Something mysterious
Flowing from there. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Love
So Much Love For Japan: By Helene Averous
In this moment
I feel so much love for Japan Continue reading
The Wisdom Walk: By Dr. Suryanarayana Raju
There is a slight drizzle today and the atmosphere is beautiful. I breathe it in deeply. I am on my morning walk.
I am in the present moment which is the only thing that is truly and fully available to us. Continue reading
Who Are We Truly Trying To Save? By Helene Averous
I’ve been wrong for a long time. I even don’t know for how many lives I’ve been wrong!
I wanted to save the world. I wanted to save my child. I wanted to save my hide. I wanted to save the poor ones, I wanted to save the planet…
Despite all my efforts, the world has not been saved. I have realized that I am the one in need of being saved. Continue reading
Acceptance – A conversation between Lover and Beloved
The spiritual path, or spiritual sadhana, or we could also call it path of unfoldment, because we just unfold to what is; at the beginning, requires of:
- Assuming one’s responsibility
- Accepting the state of affairs of our life as it stands today
- this brings us to a general sense of devotion to our lives
- which in turn brings about the surrender required to experience Unity Consciousness
Acceptance is one of the key qualities that we need to implement in our lives. Understanding that our particular form of life is the result of an evolutionary process brings us into terms with life, as it is experienced by our own particular individual mind. Karma is a very much misunderstood concept. Continue reading
Religion Divides, Love Unites: By Dr. Harsh K. Luthar
Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, Taoism, Christianity, and other religions and spiritual traditions use different words and concepts to describe the ultimate nature of Reality. Sometimes, the scholars and preachers from these faiths argue with each other over who is right and who is wrong. There are even strong disagreements within the same religion and spiritual tradition about the nature of God or Salvation or Heaven, etc. Continue reading
Unutterable Is My Name: By Dr. Harsh K. Luthar
Unutterable is my name. Continue reading
Sri Ramana’s Understanding of Human Weakness
Editor’s note: Sri Ramana was one of the most liberal, tolerant, and nonjudgmental sages. He understood the nature of human weakness and was compassionate towards those who were criticized by others as sinners. The following story illustrates this point well.
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Papaji (H.W.L. Poonja): by Lisa Carneal
A friend asked me whom this Papaji is that I speak of so often. So here’s an attempt to express That in words: Continue reading
the diamond
consider the diamond:
the tender darkness of a fleshy soul
deep within the heart of the earth,
secure & content in the silence
of its own endless night Continue reading
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