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Mature Renunciation in 4 Phases #137
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Though the great and powerful nondual scripture titled Jivanmukti-Viveka is really a study for monks, sannyasins, and world-renouncers, it nevertheless holds several important teachings for intermediate seekers and householders as well. One of them, fleshed out on this dharma art wisdom chart for scrutiny, reveals a four-staged way of proceeding towards the Goal of highest samadhi, called seedless or nondual. Thus, the very difficult task of reaching Enlightenment is put in such a way that leaves no uncertainty about what needs to be attained for undertaking the ultimate spiritual journey.
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Lack of Spiritual Success & Its Causes #100
A common occurrence and complaint among aspiring sadhikas and practitioners, in every age, is the lack of any appreciable progress along the path, sometimes even in the face of an active and ongoing spiritual practice. In the Vivekachudamani, Shankara takes this problem to task for the benefit of sincere seekers after Enlightenment. Most often it is an unclear or distorted perspective that hampers advancement, so the seeker, obtaining right guidance from the preceptor, must look both backwards and inwards to effect a solution. Then, and as long as the courage of one’s convictions remains steady and long-lived, certain signs appear that allow the practitioner to move forward with all assurance. All of this, and more is outlined in Shankara’s indepth scrutiny of all aspects surrounding this problem.
Time & Enlightenment #152
There is no doubt that the factor of time plays an essential role in the attainment of spiritual enlightenment. Called Kramamukti in the Vedic tradition, what is inferred is a slower-paced and gradual inward ascension into the fullness of realization, over lifetimes. Though a few rarer souls may take swifter and more direct routes to Brahman and Ishvara, most beings on earth will walk this slower, gradated path. On the wisdom chart displayed here, some of the dynamics of spiritual evolution are laid out for study, along with many of the trials, requirements, and landmarks that accompany them. Replete with several wisdom quotes by a few of the most revered luminaries on earth over cycles of time, this chart is one to be posted on the walls of the household, ashrama, and monastery alike, as well as in educational institutions.
4 Sensitivities, 4 Attitudes, & 4 Perfections #163
Systems of religion and philosophy that coalesce several smaller systems have always been a particularly effective way of communicating spiritual truth and its wisdom in India. In this dharma art wisdom chart, three such systems have been brought together to lend more depth and intensity to the spiritual path, and to the ongoing sadhana that opens it for daily exploration.
The Four Noble Truths & the Eightfold Path #118
With such a deep, powerful, and timeless teaching as this, emanating from one of the world’s most illumined of souls, there is really no need for ignorance and suffering to persist anymore amidst seeking and striving humanity. To have it available as a four-color presentation on a 24 x 36 teaching chart would cause all sincere seekers of truth to want it placed on every wall of every monastery, ashram, spiritual center, meeting hall, and household in the world — across the three worlds, if possible. This teaching of the Indian dharma is a free soul’s reckoning and rendering of the perennial path and its obstacles after having had the consummate Vision of the Absolute, Nirvana. It is well-suited to assist the practitioner in freeing the self from unnecessary suffering, placing ones feet on the road to Divine Reality, and realizing, forever, the diamond nature of ones own intrinsic Awareness.