Meditation does not create anything at all. Meditation reveals. What does it reveal? that which is real, that which is authentic, that which is true. Lies are created. Untruth is created. Reality can never be created – it is as it is.
Category Archives: Applied Philosophy
And life is so vast that very few people evolved enough to see that the whole doorway is made of opposing bricks. The rest merely see the bricks that fall within the range of their view.
Man’s quest for the truth is eternal. It is a long pilgrimage without any beginning. Though it comes to an end, it has no beginning. We have been searching and searching and searching; our search has continued through the centuries, sometime in one form sometime in another form. Even those who don’t seem to be […]
What is the purpose of this whole play of existence? What is the meaning of all these trees growing, and human beings, and animals, and birds? What is the meaning of this earth and this heaven? What this meaning of this whole? Where will you find the meaning?
Your name has gone very deep within you, but there is a very beautiful phenomenon about your name; you never call it, others call it. Others use it; you never use it.
What are we teaching them in schools and colleges? are we teaching them happiness? we are giving birth their to sad, serious faces. We are producing a person who is sad and serious, for whom life is not a play, but a burden.
Every New Year we try to create a resolution for ourselves. Mostly it is to give up something. Mostly it is to bring some change in ourselves. But then why do most New Year Resolutions fail. As a human being we are blessed to expand. Contraction is against the natural low. Existence is expanding every […]
I have heard about one man, a great businessman, a d dress manufacturer. He died. Somehow, by some technical mistake, he entered heaven, He met his old partner there. The old partner was as sad as he was on this earth. So the businessman said, ” What does it mean? You are in heaven, and […]
Let go ego. These three small words are the most difficult – indeed, impossible! – to put into practice. Every one of us thinks that he/she has no ego. “Oh, I am the humblest and egoless person…” is the image we have of ourselves and want to project to others all the time.
To simplify our speech is to curtail the stream of the pointless talk that continuously flows from our mouths. It is, above all, to abstain from directing hurtful remarks at others. Ordinary conversations, rued the hermit Patrual Rinpoche, are echoes of echoes. Y