Tag: Vishnutirthji Maharaja

Painful life

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Greek mythology

The ancient Greeks were very advanced. Look at their architecture and prolific work of literature But , many of them where perfected or nearly perfected souls Vishnutirthji maharaj was there too in one of the births Socrates taught Plato. Plato disciple was Aristotle. Alexander the Great followers Aristotle, came to India. He could not go …

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The life of the enlightened

Christlike souls use their divine power like the Heavenly Father, only to win, never to harm, God’s erroneous children. Darkness can be dispelled only by light. Sin can be dispelled only by righteousness, nurtured by forgiveness and love, which heals the wounds, the ignorance, and the rage in errant hearts. Jesus set a wondrous example …

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Savikalpa

BY PRACTICING THE EIGHTFOLD YOGA, the devotee first experiences ecstasy for a short time; by deeper practice he is able to remain divinely entranced for longer periods. The ecstatic state of perception of God without perception of the universe is called savikalpa samadhi or samprajnata samadhi. It is seldom, if ever, possible for a yogi …

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Top secret – Shakti

Since this is top secret – my description will be very incomplete too So, if you are a con artist and want to impress a lot of people or your a magician, and you want to fool people, what do you do? You create an aura of mystery, let the audience fill in the gaps …

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Be wise!

So today I saw a picture of a shivling. With some water droplets around it abs they called it ananda and yellow drops as consciousness and light rays as shanti and the channel as shakti What nonsense! What happens is we read a few words and join it to to shivling and in a haphazard …

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Between thoughts

“In the gap between thoughts, non-conceptual wisdom shines, continuously.” Milarepa Here is a famous quote. It has been repeated by many Buddhists, Sufi and in Hinduism But the quote is very incomplete. There are many pitfalls to it First when you try to see what is between thoughts, that itself is a thought you create …

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Tirthji Path ( sampradaya)

This started more than 7000 years ago. The great Guru who started it is still present That’s what I have read. I can’t offer any proof However it is a very powerful path and it demands total purity. In recent times it was rekindled in the 13 century. I believe the name was Paramanand tirthji …

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Sincerity

“Spiritual practice is a subject of faith, sincerity, surrender, and continuity.” Vishnu Tirth Majaraj. Second Dawn. In my opinion this sentence might be the hardest to grasp Sincerity refers to the clear and sole desire to reach God. An occasional desire to reach God can’t carry us all the way. That passion for God must …

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Happiness

Happiness depends to some extent upon external conditions, but chiefly upon mental attitudes. In order to be happy one should have good health, a well-balanced mind, a prosperous life, the right work, a thankful heart, and above all, wisdom or knowledge of God. Paramahansa Yogananda—The Law of Success Besides external circumstances, a few things are …

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Nagnath Maharaj ( part 1)

One of my favorite books is Sadhan Shikhar. It is a historic place in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. It is a Beautiful place with a lot of great spirtual vibrations with a temples on the mountain 5 great saints lived there. This was over a space of a thousand years. In the past it was a …

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Hanuman

The greatest manifestation of Om or the holy Ghost as the Christians call it, is Hanumanji.  There never was and I suspect there will never be a greater manifestation.  He is the supreme ruler who effortlessly does all the work and is still alive.  Amazingly, Rama Bhagwan took samadhi, but his Guru Vasishtha Maharaj, his disciple Hanumanji and …

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Bhagvada Gita

I have had a series of spectacular experiences some of which I have already forgotten.   However, some of the experiences I remember about the Gita are as follows 1) I was very fortunate to have the darshana of Krishna Bhagwana.  He started off with many many shlokas all praising his Guru.  He praised his Guru …

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