Back to Sadhana/Spiritual Practice
Prescribed Pathways to Quiescence of Mind #36
$75.00
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.
Related products
Mature Renunciation in 4 Phases #137
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.
Sri Ramakrishna’s Radiant Road to Self-Realization #106
The exemplary life of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa has become the stuff of spiritual legend in the very short time since the “Great Master” visited this earthly plane of existence. In historical record it has no real peer, being, as it was, the full expression of the Divine Mother of the Universe in the human context. Following the path that this incomparable being traced for mankind, the seeker will come upon every important trial, attribute, attainment, principle, and goal, on the way to consummate realization of the Atman — the eternal Self.
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.
The Twelve Levels of Vairagya #47
To renounce the world, whether one is a monk or a householder, is most important. Peace of mind comes after such renunciation is attained. And there are levels of detachment that reveal the progress of a practitioner dedicated to this beneficial end. This weaning of the immature mind off of the idea that the world, separate from Brahman is real, reflects authentic progress along the razor’s-edged path of spirituality. The twelve levels of Vairagya act as a definitive measure for such rare internal advancement.