“What was never lost can never be found. Your very search for safety and joy keeps you away from them. Stop searching, cease losing. The disease is simple and the remedy equally simple. It is your mind only that makes […]
By Nic Higham Are you asking questions around your suffering? Are you ready to look at yourself in a new way? Are you unsatisfied with your attempts to fix or free yourself? Do you want to know who you really […]
By Nic Higham (nondual therapist in Leicester, UK) “Like water is shaped by the container, so is everything determined by conditions (gunas).” “Meditation is a sattvic activity and aims at complete elimination of tamas (inertia) and rajas (motivity). Pure […]
‘Activeness to being’ is one of the principles of Nisarga Yoga. According to Nisargadatta Maharaj, founder of Nisarga Yoga, to simply be, and to be conscious of one’s beingness, is most important. Nisarga Yoga, which isn’t a spiritual practice or system […]
“Humanity’s problem lies in this misuse of the mind only. All the treasures of nature and spirit are open to man who will use his mind rightly.” – Nisargadatta Maharaj ‘Non-identification and right understanding’ is one of the principles […]
From Psychotherapy and the Spiritual Dimension By Alfred E. Marlowe Sri Nisargadatta presents what is perhaps the clearest and most detailed exposition of the path of the jnani that has ever appeared in the literature of mysticism. The teachings of […]
How can I know myself as the Source of all? Some guidance from the book “I Am That” by Nisargadatta Maharaj: “The source of consciousness cannot be an object in consciousness. To know the source is to be the source. […]
Nisargadatta Maharaj Quotes on Meditation Why do we appear to be estranged from our true Self? “…the consciousness which has been restricted to the body is in reality the limitless, universal consciousness… [nondual Awareness]. What is to be understood is […]
“Fullness and emptiness are relative terms. The Real is really beyond — beyond not in relation to consciousness, but beyond all relations of whatever kind. The difficulty comes with the word ‘state’. The Real is not a state of something […]
“But a day comes when you have amassed enough and must begin to build. Then sorting out and discarding (viveka-vairagya) are absolutely necessary. Everything must be scrutinised and the unnecessary ruthlessly destroyed… Be passionately dispassionate – that is all.” – […]
