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Jaya Guru Datta,

 

Here is today's saying:

 

“6. Samaadhaana.

 

Samaadhaana means single pointed concentration. Normally, one concentrates hard

when one is subjected to fear, desire etc. For example, examination fear makes

the student to concentrate on his studies. This can not be called as

Samaadhaana. By constantly asking ourselves 'What is our real nature?', 'What is

the real nature of this creation?' etc., we will gradually lose interest in

worldly affairs. We will then naturally develop concentration on the ultimate

Truth. This is called Samaadhaana.

 

Samaadhaana comes from the past tendencies which have been carried by us during

this birth. Samaadhaana will increase the power of discrimination. Increased

power of discrimination will further foster Samaadhaana. These two enhance

Shraddhaa (faith). Shraddhaa and Samaadhaana will help achieve Titiksha.

Titiksha bestows Uparati and Uparati in turn will cause Dama, which ultimately

bring about Shama.

 

The collection of these six virtues is called as Shama Damaadi Shatka Sampatti

(a treasure of six virtues). Acquiring these constitutes the third step in

Sadhana. The fourth step is Mumukshutva."

 

Sri Swamiji

Lessons in Vedanta - 27 part VI

Bhakti Mala, January, 1998

 

Sri Guru Datta,

Swamiji Says

 

 

 

 

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