18 January 2012

NEW Satsang of Swami Vishwananda in Mauritius

THURSDAY 19TH OF JANUARY 
Swami Vishwananda will give a Satsang in the Sri Ranganath Mandir in Rose-Hill at 7:00 PM.
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Anonymous said...

Hari Bol Premavatar Sri Vishwananda!

"When this egoistic "I" disappears, what stays? The Universal "I", the "I" without any identity of oneself. The "I" which is equal in each one of you."

"It is only through the silence that you will be able to control the thought."

"If you silence your mind completely, you will receive everything. You will not even need to ask."

"The Master becomes everything for you, but this is only temporary, it is not for you to stay there. This is one part only; you have to rise beyond that. How would you know the cosmic form of the Divine?"

"It is not only about seeing some light or somebody walking around. It is more than that - to see that what you have inside of you is really equal inside everybody."

"Blessed and lucky are some who can really see it. Your rise into this extension of yourself, where you see only the un-manifested manifestation in everything. Duality disappears."

"What stays is that your eyes can make you see only Love. It is not a light, you know. It is beyond that."

- fragments of "JUST LOVE" by Premavatar Swamiji Vishwananda

January 18, 2012 10:33 AM
Anonymous said...

Namaste Guruji,

"If You perceive Love everywhere, the thing which you perceive to be Love turns into Love." - Sri Vishwananda

The Gist of the Siddha Gita:

"Renouncing the seer, the seeing and the seen, together with all the Vasanas, we resort to the Self which is the Root-Consciousness behind objectification."

"We resort to teh Self which is the Light of all lights, which is in the middle of the concepts of "is" and"is-not", which occupies the neutral centre between existence and non-existence."

"We resort to that Truth, in which is everything, of which is everything, from which is everything, to which is everything, by which is everything, which is everything."

"This Supreme Fruit (of the Self) can be obtained only by him who renounces all hopes and desires, who has cut the root of the poisonous creepers of craving and ambition."

"He is only an ass, and not a human being, who in spite of the knowledge of the extremem non-existence of happiness in all objects of the world, does yet attach himslef to them."

"One should obtain the sacred happiness of transquillity. He who is tranquil controls his mind very easily. He who has inhibited his mind rejoices for ever the Highest Bliss of Self-Realisation."

Pranam Gurudeva Incarnation of Love, Sri Vishwananda Maharaj!

January 18, 2012 10:38 AM
Anonymous said...

JGD Guruji,

" So, once you have found yourself, then you become a Jivan Mukti, you become free from the bondage of karmic things... :

So, this intensity, like I have explained many times before, is a burning sensation for the Lord. But sadly nowadays, people don’t know about this intense longing for God. They know only a little bit about how to long for God but then, the next moment, what passes through their mind, what they see is, “Oh, I need this…” They forget about the Lord. They run after the world. It’s so easy to run after the world because you run and the world is running after you. But you have to run after the Lord. I know, I’m talking, it doesn’t make much sense, anyway, what I’m saying, but it’s good to remind one’s self about that. It’s good to remind everybody that we are not here to run after the world. The world can run after you, but you have to run after the Lord. If you really want to realise yourself, the world will be always there for you. But you have firstly to gain the realisation, which is why you have incarnated. Once you have gotten this, you can run after the world as much as you want. That’s what a great philosopher said, “First find yourself, then find the world, then look for the world”, no? So, once you have found yourself, then you become a jivan mukti, you become free from the bondage of karmic things. Then you can do whatever you want, as much as you want: nothing will bind you."

- Swami Sri Vishwananda

January 18, 2012 4:43 PM
Anonymous said...

Namaste Swamiji,

"It is good if God comes in the form of the light, yet the light has a limit. The Ultimate does not have a limit. You are breathing and living in the Ultimate. You are part of the Ultimate, so there is no use to look for something that has a limit."

"Let your only desire be God because the only desire of Spirit is God. All other desires have limits. When you desire something, you want to possess it. The moment you get it, you start disliking it because it is not the Ultimate."

"These days people do not understand devotion. So many people have power, but no devotion. Where there is ego there is no room for devotion. They always want something, always want to be something, they always want quick results."

"The way You make this mind think, you create it. If you want Love, you will have it, if you want God - you will have it. It is just that you want it! Want it without any doubt! Want it with a heart that is really calling for God."

- Guruji Sri Vishwananda

January 18, 2012 5:03 PM
Anonymous said...

JGD,
"When one comes into the guidance of a Spiritual Master, a Guru, and surrenders to what He says, of course, one will be pulled out of this illusion. As long as one doesn’t want to come into guidance of a Master, one will always be in the ignorance." -Swami Vishwananda

What does surrender mean?
It is resigning onself completely to the Guru,s Feet: our life, mind, body, senses, ego, wealth, family. Anyway, all is but a part of the Divine already!

What is holding us back from surrendering fully to Guru, to God:

- fears
- lack of self-confidence
- insecurity
- low or high self-estime
- feverishness & nervousness
- lack of sincerity
- limited mental concepts
- lack of trust in life, Guru, God
- ignorance, lack of deep knowledge
- selfishness
- egotism
- lack of moral values in life
- stupidity, narrowmindedness
- desires
- jealousy and envy
- hatred
- greed
- arrogance
- pride
- aloofness
- attachments
- fear of death
- fear of others opinions
- existential fear about money
- fear of criticism & rejection
- fear of losing control
- lack of logic
- cunningness
- neurotic need to proof oneself
- perfectionism
- lack of distance to oneself
- compulsion to compete
- wrong habits
- feeding the past memories
- looking for fulfilment outside
- lack of self-discipline
- lack of compassion and empathy
- lack of self-acceptance
- lack of love for oneself & others
- lack of patience & self-control
- lack of sensitivity
- laziness
- lack of readiness to serve
- superficial perceptions
- judgmental thinking
- idea "I know best & know it all"
- latent impressions, samskaras
- lack of willingness to change
- tendency to blame circumstances & avoiding responsibility
- excuses
- conditional Love
- confusion
- depression
- not really wanting God!
- ... and many more only God knows!

Om Namah Narayana!

January 19, 2012 1:51 AM
Anonymous said...

Jay Gurudev,

" Oh! God Agni! Lead us through the good path to reap the fruit of our [good] actions Thou knowest all our actions. Destroy all our ugly sins. We salute Thee with our words again and again.

The other method of liberation is called "Jeevan Mukti" or "sadyo Mukti", which can be had by anyone in this very life provided he follows the scriptual injunctions and attains complete purity of mind.

The seekers of Krama Mukti and Jeevan Mukti are those who have understood the sharp distinction between the real and the unreal. They cultivate good qualities like self-control, sense-restraint, discrimination and humility. They are convinced that Atman alone is rel and everything else is unreal. Knowing this they move towarda Reality fiving up all foolish and vain hopes and actions." -

Isavasyopanisad

January 19, 2012 9:47 AM

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