Category Archives: Applied Philosophy

With the mind, division will remain. Only with witnessing self division disappears. With the witnessing self you cannot say who is the known and who is the knower, it is both. But this has to be based on experience, otherwise it becomes a philosophical discussion.

“You disgust me!” “You’ll never get accepted into that college!” “Get a life!” Can you imagine yourself talking to a person close to you in this manner? Of course not! It’s natural for us to speak with kindness to someone we care about. Often when they end up on our couch, with their head resting […]

That witness is your innermost being. That witness is the deepest manifestation of your life. Right now you are standing on your periphery. You can make a mistake, but that witness cannot make a mistake.

Let us first understand what is Wave. and then we can feel how consciousness of waves can help us enter into a deep meditation. You see wave in the ocean. They appear; they are in a sense, and still in a deeper sense they are not.

So why are we spending our life in a vain chase for some illusive goal that will make us happy? Why are we so serious about all the goals we have set for our life? We think we will be happy if we achieve our goals.

If I am angry and I have suppressed it, then when I am loving the suppressed anger is there and that will make my love dead. If I have not been authentic in my anger, I cannot be authentic in my love.

If you can surrender everything to nature then there is no effort, then you don’t do anything. You just float. You are in a deep let go. Things happen to you, but you are not making any effort for them – you are not even seeking them.

Shiva is considered to be the lord of creation and destruction. His abode is Kailash Mansarovar where Shiva spoke to his wife Parvati referred as Devi in this article. Devi when realised that her husband is not an ordinary person but the lord himself, she posed some most significant questions about mysteries of life. Shiva […]