All kinds of meditational practices taught by true gurus only play thirty percent of the part. Ten percent is your self-effort, and sixty percent is Grace. For without Grace, you cannot breathe or lift a finger - you can do nothing.
To truly love yourself is to be integrated within yourself, and by being integrated within yourself, you find that Divinity there. And when you become one with that Divinity, then you do not love that Divinity, but you become that Divinity, which is you.
The important thing about the man called Jesus was his spirit, which we call Christ. And what we are interested in is not the man called Jesus but the consciousness within him, which is Christ Consciousness.
From time to time, when imbalances occur, then a great force descends to earth to bring about a balance. That is what the Bhagavad Gita says. The Avatara is forever the eternal wanderer. He might live here on Earth, but in the concept of time, he lives but a moment here and does what has to...
The guru only lights the path. He does not light you. The guru does not shed the light upon you; he sheds the light upon the path. You have to do the walking. The guru cannot walk for you because then you will be standing still.
The only way to get rid of this is through meditation, where we burn the seeds of karma so they do not grow. We use that Universal Force that gets rid of all the karma. Then you go beyond this minimal relative law that “whatever you have sown, you shall reap.”
The process of self-realisation takes place all the time, consciously or unconsciously. Many of us feel disappointed that we might not evolve, but that is untrue.
Any person is a universe unto himself. Billions and billions and billions of cells operate in this little body, and they do so according to a precise system.
God is not only in you, but God "IS" you in all His aspects, from the grosser physical body to the subtlest level, which you call the spirit. It is a vast continuum.
YOU ARE GOVERNED BY YOUR PAST EXPERIENCES Thought, word, and action are totally interrelated, because the thought brings about speech, and the speech brings about action, and vice versa. Because action could guide your speech, and action could guide your thoughts as well.
FISU Meditation teaches a unique form of individually prescribed meditation and spiritual practices that include mindfulness elements. Our techniques are easy to learn and effortless to practice, yet take you on a beautiful journey of personal transformation through self-discovery.
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