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Qualification is King #33
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For the consummate spiritual aspirant who desires freedom more than anything else in the three worlds, Mother India’s storehouse of wisdom teachings represent a golden opportunity to qualify oneself in this rarest and most precious of all attainments. For the sincere, adamant seeker, this chart can act as a complete map in the luminous lands of higher wisdom and eternal dharma.
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Synchronicity of Iti-Iti & Neti-Neti #191
Those fortunate souls who arrive at the darshana of Vedanta in this age, which was freshly reintroduced on earth by Swami Vivekananda starting in 1893, hear several main teachings of import right at the start. One of these cites the discipline of neti neti, which asks the aspirant to look at every element, detail, and object in life, and say to the self, “I am not this; I am not this.” Withdrawal from all that in changing then settles into the mind, and the wonderful station of “Iti Iti,” I am all this; I am all this,” in a newly matured way, is realized. In other words, once the naivete of thinking oneself to be matter is taken away by the practice of neti neti, the soul then perceives Brahman in everything. Then, “Tat Tvam Asi — That Thou Art — is the welcome result.
The 4 Treasures & 6 Jewels of Vedanta #199
Called Sadhanachatushtaya, the Four Treasures with their Six Jewels are one of Vedanta’s mostly highly cherished systems. They also bespeak of a system of practice that is characteristically of the mind, as well. The desire to practice spiritual disciplines takes place in the mind first, then works its way out to the other levels of ones being. To purify the mind first, then, if that is possible for the aspirant, is the wisest way to proceed. To use viveka to “separate the wheat from the chaff” makes for the safest and surest way to move forward towards the Goal of Enlightenment, or moksha. Along the way, the other three treasures with their six jewels naturally join together to aid the seeker in this noblest of human ventures.
Signs of Battle — Maintaining Spiritual Life in the World #111
The day of spiritual awakening is dawning. The soul is remembering its true nature and source of origin. The primordial Divine Energy has also been stripped of its hiding place in human consciousness. Importantly, Maya has been uncovered, its negative influences caught and held in abeyance for the time being. The world presses in, trying to cover the brilliance of the revelation of the Atman and Its Purveyor, The Divine Mother Shakti. She beckons the soul out of its complacency and encourages in to enter the fray. Signs of battle are all around — in the world, at the work place, in relationships, even at home. The soul must now be on vigil in order to protect the spiritual vision that has awakened it from lifetimes of slumber.
The Four Plateaus for Approaching Brahman #77
Being another fine dharmic teaching from the Bhagavad Gita, these four ways of sadhana are perfect for coming close to God once again, utilizing direct and somewhat unorthodox methods that involve human will power and effortless progress. The Blessed Lord, Sri Krishna, advises the swift coming to terms with the mind and ego, conferring wisdom that is both practical and straightforward. This teaching chart could easily be
placed in the Nonduality category of dharmaartwisdomcharts, showing, as it does, the powerful wish of all Avatars that the soul attain to nondual Samadhi and immersion into Brahman, Buddha Nature, or the All-Mighty Father.