Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M
Sri M

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When we speak of our thoughts during meditation, it is impossible to control them and make them disappear. The moment you try to make them disappear, you are thinking.”
— Sri M · November 28, 2015 · Read more
We are like the ocean and all our thoughts are just rising and disappearing into it. This is our primordial state. This is the gap between thoughts.”
— Sri M · November 27, 2015 · Read more
If you think of the thought process, you will realize when one thought is gone there is a gap before the next one rises. If this gap is not thought, it has to be something else. That something else...”
— Sri M · November 26, 2015 · Read more
Now, the rishis and yogis who have gone into this subject have said that there is something called the mind, but there is no language to it. There is thought which has no language and that is the c...”
— Sri M · November 25, 2015 · Read more
Thinking itself is the mind. When there are thoughts, automatically there is the mind. Therefore, it’s implied where there is no thought there is no mind, in the ordinary sense of the term.”
— Sri M · November 24, 2015 · Read more
Best ‘satsang’ is to do meditation and ‘japa’, visit temples and holy places. But the mind still asks questions; so we have to try and answer those questions intellectually.”
— Sri M · November 23, 2015 · Read more
Based on what I have learnt from my experience, suddenly everything grinds to a halt and there is a blank; my suggestion is that, don’t try to escape or run away from it. That is our primordial sta...”
— Sri M · November 22, 2015 · Read more
Vedanta says: “Yes, the object exists, of course, but it may not be a cube or a globe or a cone or a rectangle or what you think it is because whatever you think, it is always the result of your re...”
— Sri M · November 21, 2015 · Read more
Perception is always relative. It’s comparative. You can only compare. There is no absolute perception.”
— Sri M · November 20, 2015 · Read more
It is, in that utter stillness, the Truth comes into being. One understands one’s true reality. It is as if all the impurities, or all the agitations, or all the modifications of the mind have been...”
— Sri M · November 19, 2015 · Read more
Suppose our instrument of perception, in this case the eye, is made like a telescope or a microscope, our view of the universe would be entirely different. The cube that you see before you will be ...”
— Sri M · November 18, 2015 · Read more
The most important kind of meditation is when a human being, one day, realises that the whole circus that is going on around him, this whole world that he has built up around him, has suddenly coll...”
— Sri M · November 17, 2015 · Read more
The entire teaching of the body of scriptures called ‘Upanishad’ is regarding the kind of knowledge communicated into a mind, which is absolutely silent, absolutely quiet, so that it discovers the ...”
— Sri M · November 16, 2015 · Read more
Since ‘It’ is infinite, whatever you seek cannot be confined to anything finite; and therefore, you cannot worship it exclusively from one point alone since it is multidimensional and therefore, ca...”
— Sri M · November 15, 2015 · Read more
When the mind has completely emptied itself, when the mind has ceased to move, when the mind remains in its original state of no action and movement, absolutely still, then something takes place wh...”
— Sri M · November 14, 2015 · Read more