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Virtue & Vice


“Do not be fooled by virtue into pride in oneself or praising of others, and by vice into regret in … More

Blame, Blemishes, God, Mistakes, Praise, Pride, Regret, Sense of Doership, Shortcomings, Vice, Virtue

“There Is No Creation, No Destruction”: Ramana Maharshi | Ajata Vada | Non-Duality | Truth | Maya


Body-mind identity, Brahman, Creation, Destruction of the world, I thought, Personal world, Pralayam, Ramana Maharshi, Self, Suffering, Unchanging Self, Who am I?, World

“Stop Struggling: The Final Obstacle” | Ramana Maharshi | Non-Duality | Self-Enquiry | Who Am I?


Enlightenment, Freedom, Liberation, Self-realization, Silence, Spiritual effort, Spiritual Sadhana, Summa iru

How To Practice “I AM” Meditation To Always Maintain MINDFULNESS – Nisargadatta Maharaj


Also look up https://selfrealization.blog/2024/07/16/path-to-self-realization-meditating-on-the-i-am-the-nisargadatta-maharaj-way/

Enlightenment, Freedom, I Am Meditation, Liberation, Meditation, Nisargadatta Maharaj, Self-realization

“Your Happiness Is Borrowed”: Nisargadatta Maharaj | Non-Duality | Ego Death | Who Am I?


Happiness, hedonism, Joy, life philosophy, Nisargadatta Maharaj, Pleasure, Suffering

“Don’t Save The World”: Nisargadatta Maharaj | The Savior Trap | Non-Duality | I Am That | Karma


Advaita, Enlightenment, Helping others, Nisargadatta Maharaj, Nonduality, Save Yourself, Saviours Trap

Tasya Bhāsā Sarvam Idam Vibhati – by His light all this is illumined


“Sarvam idam vibhati” (सर्वमिदं विभाति) means “All this shines” or “Everything is illumined,” a key phrase from Vedic scriptures like the Katha … More

Brahman, Katha Upanishad, Sarvam Idam Vibhati, Self, Self-luminous, Svayam Prakash, Truth

The 3 Ancient Steps to End All Suffering – Sravana, Manana, Nididhyasana


Advaita Vedanta, Be still, Enlightenment, Liberation, Manana, Nididhyasana, Nonduality, Self-realization, Silence, Sravana, Summa iru

Keep Quiet – Papaji


When I speak about Quietness – when I tell you to Keep Quiet — it is not easy for everyone … More

Enlightenment, Keeping quiet, Liberation, Life, Mental health, Mindfulness, Papaji, Self-realization, Silence, Spirituality, Writing

“How does one live free while dwelling in the body?”


Ashtavakra, Body, Consciousness, Ego, King Janaka, Maya, Mind, Sense of Doership, Who am I?, Witness attitude

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