Message 7 Dec
1) Dear Abhyasis,
Time holds immense significance in our lives. Without utilizing it wisely, we cannot fully live or grow.
When time is not directed toward worldly pursuits, it transforms into God's time—a sacred interval where the mind is free from distractions. During such moments, if you refrain from engaging in thoughts, you find yourself in the presence of God.
Spending time with God defines a Yogi. Yogis dedicate the majority of their time to this divine connection, nurturing strong mental power through the stillness of their minds.
Ordinarily, the mind struggles to achieve stillness due to the incessant flow of thoughts. However, remembering the Master during periods of silent meditation, or Silentation, helps calm this mental turbulence. The Master's Chivam energy gradually dissolves these thoughts, guiding you toward true stillness.
The stillness of the mind is the gateway to connecting with the divine within.
By maintaining this inner stillness, you align yourself with God, enabling a permanent and profound connection with the divine presence.
2) Dear Abhyasis,
Divine protection is the shielding of your mind from the influences of the materialistic world. The essence of God is found in the stillness of the mind. Wherever stillness resides, there God is present.
God's protection is centered on the mind, for the mind is where God dwells. When your mind is safeguarded, you will feel an all-encompassing sense of protection that extends to every aspect of your being.
3) Dear abhyasis,
If you have an enlightened living Master, his energy can only dig your God within. This energy is called the Master within.
You have to make your Master within stronger by constant remembrance. The more the inner Master is strong, it becomes more powerful to eradicate your negativity and negative qualities.
Whatever may come in your life, you should not forget your inner Master. He's only the protector for you during your tough time.
He is the real Parabrahma, the Chivam, the protector of you by destroying your mind.
The human mind is the cause of every suffering.
No comments:
Post a Comment