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Principles of Brahman According to the Upanisads #311
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Though they are endless, like the incomparable Subject of which they speak and relate, principles pertinent to Brahman, the Nondual Reality, are legion and legend. In this dharma art wisdom chart the student and seeker can look and mentally note down the qualities of the Reality beyond qualities, thereby seeing why great souls have defined It as being “….with form, beyond form, and beyond both form and formlessness as well.”
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From Atomic Particles to Atmic Particles #61
The final conclusion of the luminaries and the revealed scriptures is that “All Is Brahman.” But how can this ultimatum be believed when Brahman cannot be an object, an energy, or a thought? As Sri Ramakrishna explained, Brahman, Divine Reality, infuses everything like sweetness permeates sugar cane juice. The same sunlight appears in multiple dew drops that have collected on garden flowers in the early morning. The Light of Consciousness shines in all individuals, and all things — though apparently separated. Similarly, in keeping with the trends of modern science and contemporary human understanding, a way to understand the all-pervasive nature of Consciousness is through examining particles. Western Science has done so on the physical level, but the ancient contemplatives of India saw past the atomic particle and perceived Consciousness vibrating at subtler and subtler levels. This inner vision also revealed to them the presence of inner realms and the secrets of where the eternal Soul goes to and comes from before birth and after death. Whether put in terms of bodies, worlds, deities, or vibration, in-depth teachings on particles clarify our comprehension.
Vedanta, Theology, and Science #51
Whether a follower of religion, a student of philosophy, or an aspirant after Enlightenment utilizing the many inner tools and practices of spirituality, the seeker today is often confused and overwhelmed by contrasting views in the world around him/her. The three most prominent views in terms of convincing authority are science for the modern man, religion for the devotional person, and Vedanta for the free thinker and transcendentalist. Evolution, Genesis, and Nonorigination, respectively, are the main topics of these three high-minded schools of thought. When put side by side in comparison with one another, interesting juxtapositions get noticed, and doubts and confusion can be set aside for all time.
The Nine Steps to Perfection #120
Sadhana, as understood by beginning and intermediate practitioners, is mostly a matter of body, prana, and ritualistic worship. When it becomes obvious after a time that the mind will need its own form of practice, more subtle elements are called into play. The inward journey really begins here, for the “kingdom of Heaven” as it could be called, is most certainly within. The mind, with its thoughts, intellect, and ego constituents, are these inner territories. When they are detected, explored, and refined, all manner of exquisite experiences, like samadhis, come forward. For those whose main path is one of wisdom, this chart lays out the dynamics of a mind that is making itself perfectly qualified for the singular experience of ultimate Samadhi, called Nirvikalpa.
Five Eternal & Essential Facts of Indian Philosophy #15
The simple yet profound way of Nonduality, a pathway of elevated, spiritual altitudes that is tread by rare and exquisite souls who have “seen God face to face,” has points and principles attached to it. The Five Eternal Facts provide the advanced seeker with clarity around these subtle and enigmatic truths that remove age-old doubts about the nature of both Reality and relativity. The universal mind that is armed with them encounters no problem that is unsolvable, and no impediment that is insurmountable. That soul lives in nondual Truth, “....no matter what may be his or her mode of living....”