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Thank you 😊

24 Wednesday Feb 2021

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Thank you thoughts of expectations

Thank you for the feeling of hurt

Thank you for the feeling of weakness

Thank you each drops of tears

Thank you for the hard feeling in the middle of chest

A big thank you to Beloved to identify the illusion

Thank you that it hurt instead of giving joy

Else, this mind would have still hold onto it

Now, let it all dissolve from where it appeared

Let it all dissolve in the source

Gate gate paragathe parasamgathe bodhi svaha 😊🙏

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Abide as That

09 Tuesday Jun 2020

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Ramana Maharshi’s first attendant, Palaniswami, had brought a copy of Ribhu Gita to his attention. Later in life, Ramana related how surprised he was at the time to hear an exact description of his own state recited in the Ribhu Gita and that it had been experienced by others as the bliss of the Self sought after by all true seekers. Ramana attributed unique value to it as being a lucid exposition of Supreme Truth. He quite often referred to it in his talks with devotees and seekers. He even stated that if one would repeatedly study Chapter 26 of the Ribhu Gita, one could spontaneously pass into the state of sahaja samadhi, or the natural state of true Self-realization.

Abide as That

Agraïment per [aquesta recomanació], estimat Joan Carles,
and specifically for [this chapter], dearest Krishna.

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For Brightly Glowing Inner Suns

21 Tuesday Apr 2020

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Freely offered below,
designed and recorded by me,
t
hree very simple and efficient
Surya Namaskar timers.

Audios of 12, 18 & 24 rounds of asanas
with tempo-inbuilt warmups and cooldowns.

Only requirements for our lives’ simplest,
shortest, all-round health promoting exercise:
a basic level of fitness, a small room and a yoga mat.

After a few minutes of inplace walking as a sweet warmup,
play any of the three audios, according to your available time,
to enjoy a quiet session of sacredly connecting light with Light.
Even the first shortest one can keep us strong and balanced for life.
On waking up, after two glasses of gratefully sipped lukewarm water.

If you are not familiar with the
Surya Namaskar sequence of asanas,
This Video is one of the best to get you started.

And here are my timers for you to freely download:

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SuryaNamaskar18

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Gratitude to our Dearest Krishna
and to Each Precious One of You!
To All Beloveds with health issues,
Immeasurably Healing Blessings!!!

In God’s Love,
Leon

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Thoughts of Birthday 😊🎊🎂🎄

23 Monday Dec 2019

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My heart is a temple of gratitude
for your being such a generous spark
of our sweet Jesus’s love
God bless you our precious Krishna
God bless all beings everywhere
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Tomorrow is my birthday

And the most funny thing is,

I don’t remember my age

During the course of life,

I forgot to count my age

In my memory, it is 30+ some number

Not bothered to calculate what it is 😂

Sometimes, I am as naughty as a 3 year old

Sometimes, as serious as a 80 year old

I am celebrating my birthdays with dear Jesus

As it is for he is the one who chose me,

To be born on this day, 24th of December

Studied in convent school and college,

I was lucky to experience Jesus’ love

And I learnt the importance of prayer, love and humbleness

And also to bless and pray for all beings

Thank you my dearest Jesus to choose me,

To be born in Earth and experience your eternal divine presence in heart

May all beings experience peace…

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Video link and transcript: A Channel for the World by Archangel Metatron

04 Wednesday Dec 2019

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A Channel for the World by Archangel Metatron
https://youtu.be/NSaNh8-Ghx8

Channeled through Natalie Glasson – Original Source: Sacred School of OmNa

I AM a gift to myself and in the world,
I AM a channel of myself and in the world,
As myself I AM all that is the Creator,
All that is the Creator flows through me,
I AM a gift, a channel, and the flow of the Creator,
I invite all aspects of my cells and energy to hear me now,
This confirmation is directed into the depths of my being for awakening, rather than into the world around me for all to see and hear,

I Am as I Am, a reflection and expression of the Creator and all who express the Creator.

Please accept my invocation and awakening confirmation, designed to focus your energies deep within your being, so you may seek your truth and the beauty…

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Annam Brahma (Food is God)

24 Tuesday Sep 2019

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“However impure the food maybe, when it is offered to God, it gets purified and nourishes us both physically and mentally as it is filled with God’s grace.”
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Annam brahma

According to Bhagavad Geetha, the body and life in it are based on food and sustained by food. The food we eat is an
important constituent of the physical body and the mind. Purity of food leads to purity of mind. Our ancient scriptures insist on the intake of Satwic food. Satwic food is that which is wholesome, nutritious, fresh, and essentially vegetarian. Intake of such food promotes purity, serenity and equanimity of mind. The physical body is “The temple of the living God”. We are what we eat. What we feel, think, and express depend on what we eat. The food we eat has to be pure, free from the subtle evils radiated by the persons who collect the materials, who cook the dishes, and who serve them.

Our ancestors recommended offering of food to God before eating. They say however impure the food maybe, when it is offered to God…

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Surya Namaskar – All-in-One Exercise

21 Saturday Sep 2019

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You can treat surya namaskara as an expression of your regard for the sun, whether it is the material aspect or that underlying spiritual aspect that the material sun symbolizes. Or, if you are not inclined to worship, then do surya namaskara for the sake of maintaining and inducing good health. This is the stepping stone to spiritual awareness and peace.

Digestive system: The abdominal organs and stomach are alternately stretched and compressed. This imparts a healthy massage to the internal organs and ensures that they function correctly, or if they don’t currently work efficiently, encourages them to do so. Many diseases of the digestive system can be prevented and removed by the regular practice of surya namaskara.

Eliminative system: Rapid elimination of waste materials from the body is essential. Often undigested waste products remain in the intestines and bowels due to constipation, which can result in various other disorders. Surya namaskara stimulates the peristalsis of the intestines helping to remove any tendency toward constipation.

The kidneys are also important eliminative organs. They filter impurities from the blood and eliminate them from the body in the form of urine. Therefore any disorders of inefficiency in the workings of the kidneys will result in impure blood. Surya namaskara gently massages these two organs, increases their supply of blood, as well as speeds up the circulation throughout the body. The result is that the kidneys are encouraged to function properly while at the same time the blood is given an additional flush and filter through the kidneys. For best result one should supplement the daily practice of surya namaskara by drinking plenty of fresh, clean water.

A high proportion of the body’s waste products are eliminated through the skin. This process works particularly well when a person sweats profusely. Often toxins accumulate in the skin, manifesting as boils and pimples. If a good sweat was developed regularly there would be less tendency for this to happen as the toxins would reach the outer surface of the skin and be washed off. Surya namaskara results in increased perspiration and thereby encourages the elimination of toxins from the body, helping to prevent skin ailments. This is an excellent method of acquiring a fresh complexion, especially if one takes a bath after surya namaskara or the yoga practice program.

Circulatory system: Surya namaskara increases the heartbeat and the workings of the whole circulatory system, helping to eliminate waste materials from the body. Areas of sluggish blood are also removed and replaced by purified and oxygenated blood. All the cells of the body receive extra nutrition enabling them to function more efficiently. This leads to better health and increased vitality.

The lymphatic system is most important in protecting the body against infection. It is the body’s auto-therapeutic system and without it the body would quickly succumb to disease. Surya namaskara, by increasing the circulation and removal of poisonous bacteria, directly aids the lymphatic system to work more efficiently in its fight against illness.

Respiratory system: Most people tend to breathe superficially in short and shallow gasps. This starves the body of the oxygen it requires for perfect health. Carbon dioxide also tends to accumulate in the system. Further underutilization of the lung capacity allows a build-up of germs which can lead to various illnesses. Surya namaskara, when done correctly, accentuates the exchange of air to and from the lungs, opens and expands the intricate alveoli, or air sacs, of the lung tissue and exercises the muscles of the surrounding chest region. The lungs are emptied of impurities and stale air and the body and brain are revitalized by the extra supply of oxygen they receive. One can almost feel the extra super-charge of energy.

Endocrinal system: This system plays an important part in determining our well-being and attitude towards life. It consists of a large number of chemicals (hormones) which interact with each other, reinforcing or counteracting each other. Even the slightest imbalance can cause widespread repercussions in the form of disease. A well known example is diabetes. There are many other illnesses which are a direct result of hormonal imbalance. The hormones are the officers of the body, the brain is the commander and the pats of the body are soldiers. It is the hormones that mobilize and coordinate the different functions of the body. Rate of growth, sexual functions, excitability and so on are all controlled by hormones. Surya namaskara harmonizes this system helping to remove any irregularities by directly massaging the relevant glands and improving their blood flow. Imbalance of the endocrinal system is often caused by mental tension. Surya namaskara can help to reduce this deeper cause of hormonal malfunction, especially if it is supplemented by other yoga practices.

Nervous system: The multitudes of nerve connections throughout the body are gently stretched, massaged and stimulated while doing surya namaskara. It is these nerves that connect the different parts and organs of the body with the brain. The nerves are the intermediaries. Even if an organ is in perfect condition it can only function as well as the nerves will allow. If the nerves are unhealthy then the functioning of the associated organs must suffer. If the pipe connecting the water tank to the tap is blocked, then the tap cannot work properly, even though it might be perfectly new. It is the same with the body’s nervous system. The nerve fibres determine how well the organs and muscles of the body function.

Most modern, sedentary people don’t exercise their bodies sufficiently. As a consequence the nerve connections tend to become lazy and atrophy develops. Surya namaskara tones up these nerves and simultaneously awakens the associated brain centres. One feels more alive after a few rounds of this exercise.

Muscles and skeleton: Surya namaskara exercises all the main muscles and joints in the body. The muscles are contracted and extended and any impure, stagnant blood is redirected back to the lungs and kidneys for purification. It is an excellent method of loosening up the body for asana practice.

Subtle influences: Surya namaskara can give many additional and perhaps more important benefits beyond the physical. It depends on your attitude. If you are aware and totally involved with the intonations of the mantras, the breathing and the movements, it will induce peace of mind. It is therefore a very useful exercise in reducing emotional conflict, neurosis and stress, especially when supplemented with other yoga practices. If one is devotionally inclined then the exercise can be done with full knowledge of the significance of worshipping the sun. This will purify the heart and mind. Surya namaskara also helps to bring the flow of pranic or bioplasmic energy into balance and remove blockages in the nadis through which it flows. Surya namaskara is an excellent practice with which to start the day. It helps to prepare you in every way to face the oncoming day with physical and mental strength and confidence.

From A Systematic Course in the Ancient Tantric Techniques of Yoga and Kriya, by Swami Satyananda

Surya Namaskar

Gratitude dearest Krishna

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Eternal and imperishable

14 Sunday Jul 2019

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Seeker:

Is not the realization of one’s absolute being,
that is, Brahma-jnana,
something quite unattainable for a layman like me?

Ramana Maharshi:

Brahma-jnana is not a knowledge to be acquired, so that acquiring it one may obtain happiness. It is one’s ignorant outlook that one should give up. The Self you seek to know is truly yourself. Your supposed ignorance causes you needless grief like that of the ten foolish men who grieved at the loss of the tenth man who was never lost.

The ten foolish men in the parable forded a stream and on reaching the other shore wanted to make sure that all of them had in fact safely crossed the stream. One of the ten began to count, but while counting the others, left himself out. “I see only nine; sure enough, we have lost one. Who can it be?” he said. “Did you count correctly?” asked another, and did the counting himself. But he too counted only nine. One after the other each of the ten counted only nine, missing himself. “We are only nine”, they all agreed, “but who is the missing one?” they asked themselves. Every effort they made to discover the “missing” individual, failed. “Whoever he is that is drowned”, said the most sentimental of the ten fools, “we have lost him.” So saying he burst into tears, and the others followed suit.

Seeing them weeping on the river bank, a sympathetic wayfarer enquired about the cause. They related what had happened and said that even after counting themselves several times they could find no more than nine. On hearing the story, but seeing all the ten before him, the wayfarer guessed what had happened. In order to make them know for themselves they were really ten, that all of them had survived the crossing, he told them, “Let each of you count for himself but one after the other serially, one, two, three and so on, while I shall give you each a blow so that all of you may be sure of having been included in the count, and included only once. The tenth missing man will then be found.” Hearing this they rejoiced at the prospect of finding their “lost” comrade and accepted the method suggested by the wayfarer.

While the kind wayfarer gave a blow to each of the ten in turn, he that got the blow counted himself aloud. “Ten,” said the last man as he got the last blow in his turn. Bewildered they looked at one another, “We are ten!” they said with one voice and thanked the wayfarer for having removed their grief.

That is the parable. From where was the tenth man brought in? Was he ever lost? By knowing that he had been there all the while, did they learn anything new? The cause of their grief was not the real loss of anyone, it was their own ignorance, or rather, their mere supposition that one of them was lost.

Such is the case with you. Truly there is no cause for you to be miserable and unhappy. You yourself impose limitations on your true nature of infinite being, and then weep that you are but a finite creature. Then you take up this or that spiritual practice to transcend the non-existent limitations. But if your spiritual practice itself assumes the existence of the limitations, how can it help you to transcend them?

Hence I say know that you are really the infinite pure being, the Self. You are always that Self and nothing but that Self. Therefore, you can never be really ignorant of the Self. Your ignorance is merely an imaginary ignorance, like the ignorance of the ten fools about the lost tenth man. It is this ignorance that caused them grief.

Know then that true knowledge does not create a new being for you, it only removes your ignorant ignorance. Bliss is not added to your nature, it is merely revealed as your true natural state, eternal and imperishable. The only way to be rid of your grief is to know and be the Self. How can this be unattainable?

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Be As You Are – The Teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi – Edited by David Godman

Be As You Are

The title of this gem of a book I first saw recommended
somewhere in a comment by our
dearest Krishna Priya.

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SACRED LIGHT :)

02 Tuesday Jul 2019

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Beautiful ones, do not fear darkness, do not lose energy in fighing darkness, BE THE LIGHT, shine brightly. Then darkness will dissolve itself in LIGHT. Make some time daily, stay in silence and dive deep into your vast sacred sea, your soul which is eternally pure, eternally free and eternally effulgent. It is your true essence. Body and all related feelings and what you see around are just a minute expression of what is within. Treasure is within, dive into it. Be brave to dive into this deep sea. Beware of the steps. Steps are to reach this sacred water within. Do not get attached to steps and spend this precious life in them. Move up from step to step as it appears in front of you. All steps are sacred as they appear to you according to the divine will. Steps are unique. Do not get confused looking at…

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PRAYER

11 Tuesday Jun 2019

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Prayer is for the heart to see lord inside and in all around so that we love each other and do no harm. Differences are only in outside, but deep inside, we all are same. It is the same lord who resides in our hearts. When one see Krishna, Buddha, Jesus, Muhammad, Guru Nanak and the unending names of divinity in such a way and not in their outward appearance, one can only love each other. Many have mistaken in interpreting their teachings and lead the humanity to misery. Read, hear and most importantly contemplate on any one of their teachings and find the true essence. Their births were to free us and see the divinity in us and all.

Loka Samastha Sukhino Bhavanthu
May good happen to all in the universe

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If you would like to be receiving little reminders of the Divine Love we are:

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Wäre das Wort „Danke“ das einzige Gebet, das Du je sprichst, so würde es genügen.

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Αν η λέξη “Ευχαριστώ” ήταν η μοναδική προσευχή που έλεγες ποτέ, θα ήταν αρκετή.

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Were the words “Thank you” the only prayer you ever uttered, it would be enough.

~ Meister Eckhart

 

Contemplating Psalm 46:10

Be still, and know that I am God

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Be still and know that I Am

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Be still and know

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Be still

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Be

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