Chat with a Sahaji Yoga

[Guest guest]

Dear Danny,

 

You have great insight and wisdom. You have posted things on this

web site that have inspired me and have touched my me. You know you

are your own master and know who you are. You have forgiven everyone

including yourself. You are the Spirit within who guides you. I

truly love you for that. Everyone has their own path to lead within

themselves. I have started a spritual journey only I can go down.

Only I can understand where I am spritually by introspection and

looking wihtin myself. I have questions sometimes and I am innocent

to a lot of things that I do not care to know about. If I knew about

some things that did not help me spiritully grow, these things are

of no use to me. If I learn of things that are of the truth and help

me become one with God and help me become my higher self, then these

things are good. That is where we all need to be, helping each other

become their higher self and becoming One With God. I do not want to

see this become he said, she said. These things are of no use to me

spritually. Let's keep this forum pure in thought and word.

 

I will leave for now with the words from the Gita:

 

Now hear from me in detail of the different kinds of understanding

and will, according to the three qualities of nature. Understanding

of when to act or not act, what to do or avoid doing, what is

harmful or safe, and what binds or gives freedom, is in goodness.

Understanding that cannot distinguish right from wrong, or what to

do from what to avoid doing, is in passion. Understanding clouded by

illusion, that thinks wrong to be right, and sees everything

backward, is in darkness. Will made unfailing by yoga practice, that

holds firmly the mind, senses, and life energy, is in goodness. Will

that clings to duty, wealth, and pleasure, desiring their fruits, is

in passion. The will of a foolish person, preoccupied with dreams,

fear, grief, depression, and illusion, is in darkness.

 

Now hear from me of the three kinds of happiness whose repeated

enjoyment eventually brings an end to distress. happiness arising

from the calm of self-understanding, that seems like poison at the

beginning but turns to nectar at the end, is said to be in goodness.

Happiness based on the pleasure of the senses, that seems like

nectar at the beginning but turns to poison at the end, is said to

be in passion. Happiness arising from sleep, laziness, and

forgetfulness, that is self-delusion from beginning to end, is said

to be in darkness. No being, on earth or among the gods in heaven,

is free of the influence of the three qualities of goodness,

passion, or darkness.

 

Love,

 

Chuck

[Guest guest]

Thank you Chuck...

Either is your karma,or otherwise..you have passed the first 2 stages

(nabhi/heart)..You are really beautiful,Chuck..maybe it was your

destiny,who knows...about me,though...when so many people hate me,I

decided to delete all my posts from the archives.This is also my last

post ever on the adishakti.Thank you all..and forgive me all also..for

...if I tried(and managed..) to make you mad,it was with a purpose.

love..daniel

 

, " Chuck "

<chuckhennigan@s...> wrote:

>

> Dear Danny,

>

> You have great insight and wisdom. You have posted things on this

> web site that have inspired me and have touched my me. You know you

> are your own master and know who you are. You have forgiven everyone

> including yourself. You are the Spirit within who guides you. I

> truly love you for that. Everyone has their own path to lead within

> themselves. I have started a spritual journey only I can go down.

> Only I can understand where I am spritually by introspection and

> looking wihtin myself. I have questions sometimes and I am innocent

> to a lot of things that I do not care to know about. If I knew about

> some things that did not help me spiritully grow, these things are

> of no use to me. If I learn of things that are of the truth and help

> me become one with God and help me become my higher self, then these

> things are good. That is where we all need to be, helping each other

> become their higher self and becoming One With God. I do not want to

> see this become he said, she said. These things are of no use to me

> spritually. Let's keep this forum pure in thought and word.

>

> I will leave for now with the words from the Gita:

>

> Now hear from me in detail of the different kinds of understanding

> and will, according to the three qualities of nature. Understanding

> of when to act or not act, what to do or avoid doing, what is

> harmful or safe, and what binds or gives freedom, is in goodness.

> Understanding that cannot distinguish right from wrong, or what to

> do from what to avoid doing, is in passion. Understanding clouded by

> illusion, that thinks wrong to be right, and sees everything

> backward, is in darkness. Will made unfailing by yoga practice, that

> holds firmly the mind, senses, and life energy, is in goodness. Will

> that clings to duty, wealth, and pleasure, desiring their fruits, is

> in passion. The will of a foolish person, preoccupied with dreams,

> fear, grief, depression, and illusion, is in darkness.

>

> Now hear from me of the three kinds of happiness whose repeated

> enjoyment eventually brings an end to distress. happiness arising

> from the calm of self-understanding, that seems like poison at the

> beginning but turns to nectar at the end, is said to be in goodness.

> Happiness based on the pleasure of the senses, that seems like

> nectar at the beginning but turns to poison at the end, is said to

> be in passion. Happiness arising from sleep, laziness, and

> forgetfulness, that is self-delusion from beginning to end, is said

> to be in darkness. No being, on earth or among the gods in heaven,

> is free of the influence of the three qualities of goodness,

> passion, or darkness.

>

> Love,

>

> Chuck

>