The Direct Path Swami Sarvapriyananda gives a discourse on the direct path of Advaita Vedanta. Vedanta is one of the world’s most ancient religious philosophies and one of its broadest. […]
“If you look for consciousness, you will never find it…because consciousness itself is the one that is looking…Misery is in the mind. You are not happy or miserable, you are […]
“I have found the animals and the natural world at large to have been my greatest spiritual teacher…even in the context of sitting for over 10 years with a Sangha…If what […]
“They were only the stimulus. The stimulus does not create my response. I am the creator of my response…I have a choice always, and with everyone….Every time my mind (blames and) says […]
“I was exposed enough not just to my personal death but to the endings of fellow humans by the hundreds. And the consequence of that has been that I “long” […]
“See if you can articulate the same thing in half the number of words. Suddenly you will become extremely conscious of everything!“ — Sadhguru, The Importance of SILENCE
“The blurring of boundaries, moving self, changing space, are Japanese spatial concepts steeped in the framework of this mind-body-space relationship that explain why Japanese gardens, tea rooms, and temples seem […]
“When looking at autumn mountains through mist, the view may be indistinct, yet have great. depth.“ — Kamo-No Chomei, 12th century
“Thought, when dissolving in understanding, leads to Truth, feeling leads to Love, and sensation leads to Beauty. The sole purpose of any object that evokes such truth, love, or beauty […]
“Just sitting, neither trying to think nor trying not to think, is the important aspect of Serene Reflection Meditation.” — Dogen Zenji