Daily Spiritual Insights from Swami Ji's Teachings
A man can realize God very easily and quickly. However, it is because of the attachment to the world that it seems that God will be realized with great difficulty and will take a very long time. In fact, God-realization is not difficult; however, renunciation of attachment to the world is difficult. If we reflect […]
(8) You have assumed God-realization to be difficult, but in fact it is not difficult. God-realization is difficult – It is due to this belief of yours that God-realization is difficult, and to break-away from this belief is difficult! God is ours. What is the difficulty in climbing into your mother’s lap? What abilities, […]
God has bestowed upon Jeev (human being, embodied soul), this human body, so that it may attain salvation. From this view-point, in reality this human life is only for engaging in spiritual disciplines “saadhanyoni“. Simply by following one’s spiritual disciplines, a human being can attain salvation, he can be liberated from the shackles of birth […]
(6) Enlightenment is naturally ever-attained, but due to our past impressions (sanskars), past beliefs come in the way, which are unreal, but we have assumed them to be real. Just as the belief that all work takes places slowly and gradually, by devoting time, then how can realization happen immediately ? How can the ignorance […]
(4) There is a huge difference between creating (constructing) something and searching (and discovering) something. Creation (construction) is of that thing which was previously non-existent. And search is of that thing, which was existent (present) from the beginning. God is ever-attained and self-evident, therefore God is searched for (discovered), God is not created (constructed). When […]
(3) The more significant and essential a thing is, that much it is readily (cheaply) available. We may not get to see diamonds and jewels for our entire life, then too we can live on, hence these are very expensive. Food is cheaper (readily available) than these jewels, because without food we cannot live. […]