Nisargadatta Maharaj: It is not you who will get rid of this conditioning, the conditioning will fall off by itself. Instead of trying to be in that state before the consciousness came, you get involved in all kinds of concepts […]
The basic truth of what the great advaita masters teach is essentially the same, which is to be expected since there is only one Reality. However, different teachers lay different emphasis on various aspects of this teaching and to this […]
Am I my body? Am I my mind? You are the body. You are the mind. You are simply not limited to the body or the mind. You are boundless. You are nondual. You are not two – Advaita. According […]
Have you ever asked yourself the question ‘is nonduality dangerous?’ These quotes by Nisargadatta Maharaj from the book ‘I Am That’ will help answer that question. Nisargadatta Maharaj quotes from ‘I Am That’ on nonduality First, let’s explore the question: […]
“Maya means self-love. It indicates that all appearances are deceptive… In this world, the infatuation for self-love is the highest. This is the primary illusion, the original enchantment. Your self-love is seen by you as the world. The world is […]
…doing Sadhana [spiritual practice] means assuming the existence of a phantom. Who is to do Sadhana and for what purpose? Is it not enough to see the false as false? The entity that you think you are is false. You […]
The seemingly unlimited multiverse is only a minuscule display of your inexhaustible power to be. To be a human being, however exquisite and successful in worldly terms, is not your final manifestation; you are something else beyond the limited domain […]
What does Nisargadatta mean? Ni = Nis = Nir = without (beyond) Sarga = things, phenomena Nisarga = beyond phenomenon, ‘without’ things Datta = sharing or giving ‘Nisargadatta’ means: sharer of that which is beyond phenomena ‘Nisarga Yoga’ means: union with that which is beyond phenomena What […]
“The Nisarga Yoga, the ‘natural’ Yoga of Maharaj, is disconcertingly simple – the mind, which is all-becoming, must recognise and penetrate its own being, not as being this or that, here or there, then or now, but just as timeless being.” […]
As we release our stories of aversion and attraction with nondual mindfulness, we meet the present moment with a lucid and gentle responsiveness. If we dare to look and surrender, or rather realize that we are already surrendered, we rise […]
