Eric and Family:Maa-end of doubt

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Namaste Eric and all family:

So many of the sadhu teaching stories teach us that even the Great Ones can be

trapped by maya and fall. And when they fall, then dust themselves off, and

begin tapasya again.

A simple and very powerful prayer Maa and Swami have taught is, and I

paraphrase:

Mother Kali, please take the energy from the desires leading us to darkness, and

put the energy to those desires leading to the light.

 

I have said this many many times and it works. She is always present to help us

along the path.

Eric, if this does not answer your question, we can ask Swami.

 

Jai Maa Jai Swami

 

vishweshwar

 

 

 

 

, Eric Cassils <Quanchula1 wrote:

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> Namaste Vish and all family,

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> Thanks for all the stories and this advice from Shree Maa which are such

valuable gems of wisdom. It seems that yes when sadhana is constant, all works

accordingly, and when the mind is cluttered with attachments and confounded by

the illusion of survival, yes the tower of practice built with such dedication

spontaneously collapses and one  finds oneself at the mercy of the great

enchantress, until piercing through with the clarity of discernment and

detachment from that which hypnotizes the mind to the world is achieved. I was

going to ask about how to maintain the uniformity of that tapasya unceasingly

and  avoid the lure of tamas and rajas into chaos.Then I realised perhaps it

has in part been answered: one must attach to that which supports the

realisation of the divine, and detatch from that which does not, no matter the

lure of karmic temptations, one must not . One must see the truth and

in order to see the truth, one must uphold the

> satyanarayanan vrat and give up all forms of self-deception and

self-delusion. When one succumbs to the lure of counterproductive vasanas and

samskaras, specifically counterproductive patterns and imprints from past

experiences or ancestral imprinting, one can develop awareness through deep

contemplation of the nature of what is so alluring in that particular habit of

counterproductive behaviour, and this awareness with time and cultivation may

free you from the cycle of cause and effects of these ingrained tendencies.

Asking for forgiveness from yourself, the divine, may support this process. The

repeated application of sadhana, spiritual aspiration towards the perfection of

one's dharma constitutes the tapasya, the friction or spontaneous heat aroused

from the burning flame of pure devotion. But can this tapasya ever completely

oxidize our karma without leaving a stain of residue after much arduous effort?

If so, is this  why even after achieving

> enlightenment if one loses tapasya, it results in a fall?

> What are your thoughts on this topic?

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> Jai Maa and Jai Swami,

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> Eric

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> --- On Sat, 4/17/10, inspectionconnection108 <inspectionconnection108

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> [www.ShreeMaa.org] Maa-end of doubt

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Namaste all family

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> Maa says: If you keep your tapaysa, there comes a point when doubt is erased.

But if you can't keep your tapasya everything will topple, {even after attaining

enlightment} .

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> It happened with Guru Goraknath. He was an extremely enlightened man. Mohini

and Maya are always the same, so you must realize what Mohini is.

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> It is a cosmic play. You can't get rid of it. But you can see that wherever

I am, I am the same. God is reminding us all the time, lifetime after lifetime.

You are not here just this lifetime. This lifetime we have karma together;

therefore this lifetime again we are here.

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> It's so beautiful to be a human being. All human beings are divine; the whole

creation is so beautiful. You have to feel. The more you feel, the more shining

it will be, all the time shining. The more you churn cream, the more butter will

come. {Laughing} What would you like to churn? Me? Do it! Do it! If God gives

you somebody, churn! And you will surely get a result; there is no doubt! Even

if I were a thousand miles away I will be there.

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> In the same way, the more you feel that, the more you learn that this world is

not eternal. Take a sankalpa for one day, for one month, to think that we are

one. For one week, during every action you perform, remember that God is with

you all the time even if many disturbances come. Choose a form, any form, Shree

Maa, Swamiji, Kali, or Shiva. Take that form and think that they are with you

all the time and see how you feel. {Laughing} Just one week!

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> From the book: Living with the Soul, p. 97 by Shree Maa

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> Maa makes it so simple, all we have to do is follow Her advice.

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> Has anyone tried this technique?

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[Guest guest]

Love this Vishweshwar,Is this the Paraphrase of:om asatoma sad gamaya tamasoma jyotirgamayamrtyorma amrtam gamayaom From untruth lead us to Truth. From darkness lead us to the Light. From death lead us to Immortality.

 

 

Namaste Eric and all family:

So many of the sadhu teaching stories teach us that even the Great Ones can be trapped by maya and fall. And when they fall, then dust themselves off, and begin tapasya again.

A simple and very powerful prayer Maa and Swami have taught is, and I paraphrase:

Mother Kali, please take the energy from the desires leading us to darkness, and put the energy to those desires leading to the light.

 

I have said this many many times and it works. She is always present to help us along the path.

Eric, if this does not answer your question, we can ask Swami.

 

Jai Maa Jai Swami

 

vishweshwar

 

, Eric Cassils <Quanchula1@ ...> wrote:

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> Namaste Vish and all family,

>

> Thanks for all the stories and this advice from Shree Maa which are such valuable gems of wisdom. It seems that yes when sadhana is constant, all works accordingly, and when the mind is cluttered with attachments and confounded by the illusion of survival, yes the tower of practice built with such dedication spontaneously collapses and one finds oneself at the mercy of the great enchantress, until piercing through with the clarity of discernment and detachment from that which hypnotizes the mind to the world is achieved. I was going to ask about how to maintain the uniformity of that tapasya unceasingly and avoid the lure of tamas and rajas into chaos.Then I realised perhaps it has in part been answered: one must attach to that which supports the realisation of the divine, and detatch from that which does not, no matter the lure of karmic temptations, one must not . One must see the truth and in order to see the truth, one

must uphold the

> satyanarayanan vrat and give up all forms of self-deception and self-delusion. When one succumbs to the lure of counterproductive vasanas and samskaras, specifically counterproductive patterns and imprints from past experiences or ancestral imprinting, one can develop awareness through deep contemplation of the nature of what is so alluring in that particular habit of counterproductive behaviour, and this awareness with time and cultivation may free you from the cycle of cause and effects of these ingrained tendencies. Asking for forgiveness from yourself, the divine, may support this process. The repeated application of sadhana, spiritual aspiration towards the perfection of one's dharma constitutes the tapasya, the friction or spontaneous heat aroused from the burning flame of pure devotion. But can this tapasya ever completely oxidize our karma without leaving a stain of residue after much arduous effort? If so, is this why even after

achieving

> enlightenment if one loses tapasya, it results in a fall?

> What are your thoughts on this topic?

>

> Jai Maa and Jai Swami,

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> Eric

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> --- On Sat, 4/17/10, inspectionconnectio n108 <inspectionconnecti on108 > wrote:

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> [www.ShreeMaa. org] Maa-end of doubt

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> Maa says: If you keep your tapaysa, there comes a point when doubt is erased. But if you can't keep your tapasya everything will topple, {even after attaining enlightment} .

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> It happened with Guru Goraknath. He was an extremely enlightened man. Mohini and Maya are always the same, so you must realize what Mohini is.

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> It is a cosmic play. You can't get rid of it. But you can see that wherever I am, I am the same. God is reminding us all the time, lifetime after lifetime. You are not here just this lifetime. This lifetime we have karma together; therefore this lifetime again we are here.

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> It's so beautiful to be a human being. All human beings are divine; the whole creation is so beautiful. You have to feel. The more you feel, the more shining it will be, all the time shining. The more you churn cream, the more butter will come. {Laughing} What would you like to churn? Me? Do it! Do it! If God gives you somebody, churn! And you will surely get a result; there is no doubt! Even if I were a thousand miles away I will be there.

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> In the same way, the more you feel that, the more you learn that this world is not eternal. Take a sankalpa for one day, for one month, to think that we are one. For one week, during every action you perform, remember that God is with you all the time even if many disturbances come. Choose a form, any form, Shree Maa, Swamiji, Kali, or Shiva. Take that form and think that they are with you all the time and see how you feel. {Laughing} Just one week!

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> From the book: Living with the Soul, p. 97 by Shree Maa

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> Maa makes it so simple, all we have to do is follow Her advice.

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