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Prescribed Pathways to Quiescence of Mind #36
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As the Holy Mother, Sri Sarada Devi, has related, “You need Peace of Mind first and foremost. Nothing of any real substance can be attained without Peace of Mind.” According to Lord Vasishtha, there are many pathways to this profound peace, and they are well suited to the individual temperaments of all living beings.
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The Sanskrit word, viveka, is of utmost importance today, at least for the sincere spiritual aspirant who is serious about attaining freedom in this very life. Discernment of the spiritual variety is what turns the ordinary pathway of religious convention into a broad avenue of inner communion. Common devotion to God is transformed into an ecstatic relationship with the Divine if viveka is present in the human mind. And as this dharma chart shows, discrimination of this kind should be applied to all stages and levels of life, like action and inaction. Then only will the obscuring clouds of false superimposition, called vivarta, part and dissolve, leaving the even-minded seeker fully at rest in all modes of existence.
The Nine-Step Process of Meditation on AUM #101
Luminaries, adepts, practitioners, and even devotees of other religions have all contemplated the great Principle of AUM from the Vedic tradition. As direct instructions go, few are as deep and complete as Shankara’s integrated look at this profound Word, that stands at the head of all projected things and all manifestation. It utilizes most of the powerful tools of advanced spirituality, fused perfectly with the most sublime philosophical tenets known to the seers and sages of Mother India. With this chart on full display wherever spiritual seekers are bound to gather, the incomparable secrets of The Word and its deepest meanings will never disappear from human consciousness again.
4 Mighty & Noble Combats #184
One of the revealing statements in spiritual life tells of the eskimo who must watch snow conditions very carefully every day in order that his survival, and that of his family, is assured. The meaning is that a sadhaka, or adept spiritual aspirant, must observe his/her own consciousness daily for signs of both dangers and realizations arising there, for his spiritual progress depends upon it. The wisdom chart concerning the Four Mighty & Noble Combats provides a simple and straightforward explanation for this necessity, like a sentinel on watch day and night for signs of progress or retardation. All is indeed well in the kingdom of the soul when such a watchman is on duty and scrutinizing the scene.
Golden Rules for Spiritual Practice #136
In India there are so many well-marked pathways to illumination, as well as multiple spiritual philosophies to consider. This wisdom chart brings together some of the most effective teachings of this host of sacred offerings, giving the sincere aspirant after freedom some directives for attaining substantial inner progress towards the Supreme Goal. Bringing to mind daily even one or two of these tools for Truth would fill out and mature the sadhana of any intrepid seeker, and allow for leaving the problems of root ignorance behind, once and for all.