What is it to be aware? Watching the inner conversations in one’s mind, or being mindful is to be aware. Osho says: “Awareness means that whatsoever is happening in the moment is happening with complete consciousness; you are present there.
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We will live in philosophies, systems of thoughts, and they have become so important that we can die for them. Man can die for words, for mere words. For a mere word he can kill the other.
The common factor in various forms of the feeling is escape from the self – and this can range from a spiritual desire to loose yourself in God to a more materialistic desire to get out of your head at weekends.
Let me put it in this way : if you are vulnerable, it means you are ready to live in insecurity. Deep downs it means you are ready even to die. You will not resist, you will not oppose, you will not stand in the way. If death comes, there will be no resistance. You will simply allow it to happen. You accept existence it its totality. Then how can you feel it as death?
A new combination, a new synergy is needed: awareness with spontaneity. That is what indian sufi mystic Kabir mean when he says Sahaj Samadhi. Shaj means spontaneity, and Samadhi means awareness: Spontaneous awareness.
The Himalayan ranges span across India, Afghanistan, Pakistan, China, Nepal, and Bhutan and house the highest peak in Mount Everest and house the world’s third largest deposits of ice and snow.
World is passing a phase of painful transformation in political, social and economic spheres. Even religion is not spared. India is no exception as well. We see conman being termed as Godman. They are wolf in skin of sheep. They have built their empires looting the faith of innocent people and have taken the advantage […]
You cannot see the path leading to it. You cannot stretch your hands towards it, Because hands reach outward, nor can you open your eyes to it, because eyes open outward,
Positive action Creating micro forests for our cities, tree clusters, and green belts and engaging communities and school children, is the only way forward, if we wish to keep our air and water worth consuming.
SWAMI ANAND KUL BHUSHAN Does saving the environment start with an individual? Or will international organizations do this job? How can this become a chain reaction? How does meditation encourage saving our planet? All these questions for Earth Day, 5 June, have a single answer. This planet is all we have. And we have almost ruined it. Unless […]










