Bhagawan Nityananda: Just a Moment of Intense Penance ~ In the Chidakash Gita, Bhagawan #Nityananda says: Intense Penance (Tapas) performed with the desire for “Fruits” is of no use whatsoever, even though we perform it for a thousand years. If one performs Tapas for even One Moment without the desire for “Fruits,” one sees ALL in God and God in ALL. Perform penance by sacrificing all your qualities of Satwa, Rajas, and Tamas. Such a State of desirelessness is called Liberation (Mukti). ~ On the spiritual path, the best intention is the simple longing for God. If you do your practices with a burning Love and Devotion for God and the Master, this is enough to secure the goal. In fact, after understanding that the goal of Yoga is Liberation or God-realization, it is best to forget about Liberation and simply focus on the joy of daily practice. God responds to pure Love, not the tainted qualities of desire that are the trademark of the ego. Armed with this Love, God comes looking for you and you see ALL in God and God in ALL. ~ Once a man asked Baba Muktananda: When will I attain Siddhahood and what practice can I do to acquire it quickly,. Baba replied: There is no such thing as Siddhahood. Intent is everything. Motive is everything. HE used to say Spirituality is not a Field to grow Crops In ! ~ Source: chidakashgita.org & Commentary by Acharya Kedar - suprememeditation.org Photographs: nityanandsevatrust.org
Posted on: Tue, 24 Jun 2014 14:33:26 +0000
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