Secret Of Attachment & Detachment
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TattvaGyan or true knowledge that happiness only comes from Krishna and not from worldly objects must become firm first. Initially, only a small portion of the mind will detach from seeking happiness in the world through the senses and instead fix on Krishna. Through continuous practice of detaching the mind from worldly attachments and attaching it to Krishna, over time a larger portion of the mind will shift towards Krishna attachment and away from worldly attachment, just as skills are developed over years of practice, not overnight. The key is to immediately redirect the mind to Krishna whenever detaching it from worldly objects or people, to prevent it from lingering on the lack of happiness in worldly things.
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Class 8 - Guru - the spiritual teacher
The document discusses the concepts of yoga, meditation, and the path to self-realization. It states that the goal of yoga is to attain perfect happiness through fully developing the mind and body. It emphasizes the importance of a guru to guide one along the spiritual path and remove darkness from the physical, psychic, and spiritual levels. The guru teaches the disciple meditation practices using mantras to harmonize individual rhythm with the cosmic rhythm and realize a merged state with cosmic consciousness.
Swamiji Q and A 2017 U.S.Retreat Teleconference 2017
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Celibacy 3 - Importance of Brahamacharya
True understanding is one that produces results. All other understanding is unfruitful.
Mind, intellect, chit and ego should remain in brahmacharya. And if mind, intellect, chit and ego turn towards brahmacharya, then the external sexuality will shed off automatically.
The illusion of sex is such that it will sink all, even the one who thinks that he has no attachment to anything in the world. This illusion of sex has sunk great sages and masters from tremendous spiritual heights.
Mahashibir day 4 notes
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Dec 2020 Day 1 Megaworkshop/Mahashibir Notes
1) The document describes a meditation discourse that provides an overview of complete yoga (ashtang yoga), which includes physical postures, breathing exercises, meditation, and achieving self-realization.
2) It discusses common misconceptions about meditation and explains that meditation should be practiced by people of all ages to experience inner happiness and contentment.
3) The discourse instructs attendees to meditate daily for at least 30 minutes over the next 45 days in order to build a regular practice and experience the mental and physical benefits of connecting with their inner soul or true self.
Madhu Pandit - Krishna voice 2009 08(aug)
Madhu Pandit Dasa the president of ISKCON Bangalore | Madhu Pandit the chairman of The Akshaya Patra Foundation.
On the way_to_krishna
This document provides copyright information for the book "On the Way to Krishna" by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. It states that this is an evaluation copy for personal use only and provides guidelines for using short excerpts from the book. The copyright is held by Bhaktivedanta Book Trust International.
Samarpan Meditation Guruma Guru Poornima 2016 Discourse Summary
This discourse was given by Guruma of Samarpan meditaion during the Guru Poornima Festival in the Samarpan Kutch Ashram.
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