
Our system of meditation is based on the principle that there are no two people, no two individuals alike; even identical twins have different characteristics, and each one emits a distinct sound.

Our system of meditation is based on the principle that there are no two people, no two individuals alike; even identical twins have different characteristics, and each one emits a distinct sound.
In the guru-chela relationship, the greatest fallacy for a chela is to project a particular ideal. You do not approach a guru with a preconceived idea. If you have a preconceived notion, then you are not a seeker. You do not go to a guru. You go with an open, unbiased, blank mind.
No one could ever create a thought. Like the old saying, there is nothing new under the sun. For example, when a poet composes a poem, he attains a higher level of consciousness, where others have thought these thoughts.
TO BE IS TRUE JOY It is familiar and true that purity attracts purity; impurity attracts impurity. Any impure thought from the mind is not destroyed but will be attracted to those that have made themselves conducive to its attraction. And any pure thought from your mind also goes to that area where it finds its...
The true meditator will learn how to die consciously. When they pass over or die, most people become unconscious at the last minute. But, through meditation and spiritual practices you learn the art of dying consciously, it is a very, very beautiful experience. Where you go away into another dimension, a finer dimension. I have experienced...
You are on the divine path. You do not need to find the divine path, for any path you take is only to the Divine. Where else can you go? There is nowhere else to go but to Divinity, so whatever path you choose is a path to Divinity.
The subconscious level of the mind is nothing but thought patterns superimposed upon one another—patterns upon patterns upon patterns. These patterns influence the analytical sector of the mind, which in turn expresses itself through the physical body via its five senses: seeing, touching, smelling, hearing, and tasting.
There is no sin; it is a misconception of the mind. Sin is something you have done for which you feel guilty. This guilt is the greatest disease in the world today.
AN INTERPRETATION OF CRUCIFIXION AND RESURRECTION I am crucified every moment of the day and resurrected every moment, too. Between every heartbeat, there is a rest. If your heart beats a hundred thousand times daily, all those gaps in between represent death; every time it beats again, it means life. So, man can say that he...
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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