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[11] The Entity whom you are trying to attain – Parama Puruśa – is your own innermost self. Your relation with Him is not [...] He will come twenty towards you.

[24] What is Jiṋána? The [...] who works only for one’s own self is an animal but one who works [...] they are known as Karmasiddha.

[8] The fourth and last stage of sádhaná [...] towards the one original and ultimate Self: that is, the sádhaka is [...] merged in the permanent and lasting Self, Brahma.

[2] “Yatamána” is [...] has also been sanctioned by the self. Moreover, if the mind performs [...] psychic sanction is supported by the Self (Átman).

[27] What we call Saḿskára [...] is, in offering one’s own self. Ráma Yajiṋa signifies [...] them wherever rainfall is needed.

[34] Inculcate divine sentiment by saturating [...] cannot be complete surrender of the self and the yajiṋa is fruitless.

[44] You should act precisely with this [...] are the fight against the unit self and for the attainment of the [...] by refulgence of the Universal Self. That is why the followers of [...] then the true sacrifice of the self in the fire of Brahma is accomplished.

[45] The feelings of “I” or self work just like a mirror. The original [...] Jiivátman or unit consciousness.

[49] Yajiṋa is performed to achieve [...] Paramátman, the original self. Therefore, your Sádhaná [...] their course towards the inner self and will gratify your innermost [...] yajiṋa is inferior to another.

[2] “Trailokye yáni bhútáńi [...] make the effort to know your inner self, if your desire for self-knowledge [...] sarváni dehatah”.

[5] Saguńa Brahma, Qualified [...] Brahma for creation was Its own Self. Hence it has to be accepted that [...] all that we find in the universe.

[10] The universe has been created out [...] created the universe out of His own self. Puruśa, we know, is a [...] crude universe cannot exist in Him.

[11] Here again a contradictory situation [...] create the universe out of His own self. Accepting the creation to be [...] about complete annihilation.

[26] Saguńa Brahma created the universe in Its citta by gradually crudifying Its subtle self. How did creation become crude [...] creation is from subtle to crude.

[51] Brahma is without any beginning [...] The effort to liberate one’s self from the influence of Prakrti is called sádhaná.

[1] The unveiling of the mystery of [...] to be able to divide Its subtle self into units. It shows that Saguńa [...] with the infinite Supreme Entity.

[7] Let us now see how an action is [...] It is one’s own transformed self that one sees as a book. It is [...] “I” or their own transformed self.

[13] If it is the mind only which works, [...] “I” or knowledge of the self, no action can be performed. This feeling of “I” or knowledge of the self comes from mahattattva or buddhitattva. [...] of rúpa tanmátra.

[52] You must prepare yourselves. The [...] expansion of knowledge starts with the self. Humanity is waiting for you. [...] accordingly. You must be the vanguard.

[16] Átmánaḿ rathinaḿ viddhi. There is a chariot. The átmá [self] is likened to the person seated in the chariot. That person is the master.

[24] Human existence is a composite of four factors: the unit self, the body, the intellect (which [...] but not if He becomes vimukha.

[24] Vraja Krśńa gave [...] colour and merges in one’s true self. This is the highest stage of advaeta.

[11] There are four kinds of philosophical [...] attá is also used in place of "self". The bhikśus could [...] used the word attá .

[4] The śat́karma [six [...] utilize them for one’s own self interest.

[11] Wherever there is form, it is of [...] microcosmic individual waves find their self expression and development in that very vast universal vibration.

[14] What is the nature of this visible [...] entities – His characteristic Self that remains as the unexpressed [...] ability to realize its characteristic self, and in such a state of awakening, [...] progress or regress does not arise.

[50] If a salt doll goes to measure [...] want to realize His characteristic Self, you have to earn limitlessness yourself.

[65] Paramátman or Saguna Brahma [...] will realize His characteristic Self, with the help of your subtle [...] true essence in your own original Self. Always remember, “Where [...] ‘I’ is not.”

[107] The main object of the Spring Colour [...] Him will be proportionate to your self surrender.

[108] Remember, you have to offer your [...] Brahma, you must offer your own self. If you want to have the Great [...] you will attain eternal bliss.

[7] I have introduced páiṋcajanya [...] required – just one’s inner self. This self sufficiency which every human [...] effulgence of Parama Puruśa.

[5] The funny thing is that one always [...] move away from Átman, the self, and become attracted to matter. [...] one’s own innate characteristic.

[3] In 1959, Sarkar, who is also known [...] slogan – “Liberation of Self and Service to Humanity”. [...] spiritual and social liberation.

[4] “Eko’haḿ bahu [...] has been said that the singular Self is the rudimental cause of all [...] themselves in that Supreme Singular Self.

[8] To a person who visualises that [...] internally there is one singular self. The Supreme Entity is One, but [...] world there is only one Supreme self. In the outer world there is a [...] world one must not forget this.

[4] What’s the meaning of “devotee”? [...] your very existence, your very self. You are giving yourself and getting [...] mutual. It becomes unilateral.

[9] The goal of that psycho-spiritual [...] your own subject, into your own self, that is called proper knowledge [...] subjectivization also must be there.

[21] Jiṋátvá shivaḿ [...] remain absorbed in one’s own self. One can attain equanimity and [...] shivaḿ shántimatyantameti.

[5] The second meaning of the verb [...] draw everything to one’s own self”. The nucleus of our solar system [...] whole universe towards His own self, is Krśńa. Thus [...] “Krśńa”.

[18] The reflection of the Puruśa [...] Átmabháva or characteristic Spiritual Self is unmanifest. However, it is [...] is never smitten by any assault.

[32] The perfect sádhaná [...] every kośa with the inner self, thus the more sádhakas [...] – the demons within you.

[35] Whatever is relative truth we may [...] endeavour to realize the Characteristic Self – that Supreme Being. They [...] Svarúpa or characteristic Self; they are only attributes of temporal, [...] will appear to be non-existent.

[57] Supreme bliss and yoga are one [...] other with an intense desire for self gratification. But the state of [...] concentration (ekágra).

[65] Those who are not established in [...] the crude organs. Union with the self is union with Brahma. Illuminating [...] with the core of my heart.”

[19] Phalasákśiibhútah [...] pápátmá ). The self is addressed in different manners [...] pápátmá ), but the self is neither sinful, noble, evil, [...] admiration is a sign of deception.

[20] So átmá is [...] puńyátmá [virtuous self] and pápátmá [sinful self] are not proper because the [...] phenomena of action and reaction.

[1] Dancing is an expression of human [...] so many expressions of the human self. The particular nature of expression through dance and through kiirtana which brings the inner self outward, that is, gives proper expression to the inner self – that particular nature [...] Kośa means “inner self”, and that’s why this dance [...] spiritual strata of human life.

[2] I told you that the word “bhakti” [...] Parama Puruśa. When the unit self is associated with the cosmic [...] called “ásakti”.

[19] These are the ten characteristics of dharma: dhrti (patience), kśama (forgiveness), dhamah (self control), asteya (non stealing), [...] truth) and akrodha (non-anger).

[4] A microcosm is only a part of His [...] one will have to merge one’s self in His subjective bearing. There [...] the Macrocosm, and proclaimed,

[26] Even the worms and insects that [...] the entire universe is their own self, that the all-thinking Brahma is their own all-thinking self. This is the true stance of immortality.

[38] The object cannot perceive the [...] tantamount to seeing one’s own self. The knower, knowledge and knowable will then be fused into one.

[73] So through intellectual pursuit [...] to probe deep within one’s self.

[74] The lofty ideas of books and dry hay carry the same value. To acquire true knowledge, that is, self knowledge, one will have to ideate on the Supreme Faculty. There is no other way.

[7] What is colour ( varńa )? Colour is the external manifestation of the inner self. Within your existential reality, [...] colour. He transcends all colours.

[15] The person struggles desperately [...] Puruśa ), the non-doer Self ( Akartá Puruśa [...] mind becomes completely suspended.

[17] [That Supreme Singular Entity lies [...] everything; He is the innermost self of all beings. He presides over [...] all guńas, or attributes.]

[22] When these propensities are moving [...] singular flow unto the Supreme Self. You can come in contact with [...] aneka. Do you follow? Very good.

[33] Sarvavyápii sarvabhútántarátmá [“He pervades everything; He is the innermost self of all beings”]. Sarvavyápii: [...] [soul] in each and every entity.

[10] How can you surrender the Self without Bhakti or devotion? Therefore [...] because he or she gets pleasure.

[13] After that what happens? By taking [...] pleasure increases, a person loses the self first. What happens when he or [...] in scriptures (shástras):

[13] Those who have developed their [...] Puruśa is within one’s self. When He is within you own “I” [...] out begging from door to door?

[2] The subtle causal mind [...] reaches very near the Infinite Self within, and such a person’s [...] great as He (the Supreme Entity).

[10] You shouldn’t check the flow. [...] propensity, towards the Supreme Self. Sa no buddhya shubhayá [...] singular shubha [righteous] Entity.

[5] Now take the case of intellectual [...] universe is a part of the Cosmic Self, of the Supreme Cognitive Principle. [...] what is called spiritual bondage.

[19] This Akśara is also called [...] sublimest rank of His Cognitive Self and that’s why in ancient [...] favourite mantra: Hara Hara Vyom Vyom.

[23] Now what is Prańidhána? [...] move forward towards the Cosmic Self. This movement of that apexed [...] why in Tantra it has been said:

[26] What is Anudhyána? Both [...] you have accepted that Supreme Self as your object of ideation, but [...] anudhyána one cannot get Him.

[5] To what state has society effectively [...] many small groups, motivated by self interest, work together in particular [...] mutual adjustment only out of narrow self interest or momentary self-seeking [...] only will I proclaim it a society.

[28] To know one’s own self, or self-knowledge, alone is true [...] knowledge. This is jiṋána.

[32] There is yet another circumstance [...] Vidyá a link is formed between the self and the mind. When the mind is influenced by the sentient principle, the self (soul or atman) reflects on the [...] desires) causing a mutative reaction.

[16] “Are the five fundamental [...] them has the power or capacity of self determination – each one [...] or absolute controller.“

[30] Although both jiivabháva [...] knowledge of its characteristic Self, unlike the Macrocosm which is [...] universe is evolved out of Him.

[47] Do you know how He remains hidden [...] molecules and atoms. Churn your self with truth and meditation and He will blossom forth within you.

[11] “Dear son, although you are [...] embodiment of the pure and unblemished self.” Saḿsára [...] Madálasá teaches her son.”

[8] It is only possible to understand the nature of Brahma with the help of one’s individual self (Átman). You cannot understand [...] mind there remains only the pure self. To attain or not to attain this pure self at this stage is equal for a sádhaka [...] of these two entities is lost.

[9] As long as the feeling of individuality [...] this endeavour one must free the self from the domination of the eight [...] even honest people to be virtuous.

[45] If you move along analysing the [...] Universal Father, but Himself is self created (Svayambhu). As He has [...] special base is out of the question.

[12] Prthagátmánaḿ [...] Átmánam, that is, “the self, the jiiva”, and preritáraiṋca, [...] from the slumber of ignorance.

[6] What is jiṋána – [...] object other than one’s own self is called “the process of [...] supreme or absolute knowledge or self realization. This doesn’t [...] real spiritual knowledge, because self knowledge means realization of [...] has been said that by attaining self knowledge, one attains salvation.

[10] “Brahmavid brahmaeva bhavati.” One who realizes Brahma becomes Brahma. This self knowledge, this attainment of Brahma within one’s own self, this unification of the two entities, [...] arises, who is entitled to salvation?

[15] “Jiṋániicenmokśamapnuyát”. “One must attain self knowledge. The attainment of self knowledge means the attainment [...] spirituality. This was Shiva’s reply.

[7] The word krśńa has [...] “to draw everything to one’s self”. The root verb krś plus [...] of the universe towards its own self, calling out: “Come, come… [...] even then it runs towards Him.

[5] When the mutual interaction of [...] Puruśa remains His usual Self at all times. The apparent modifications [...] existence of different objects.

[7] This Cosmic entity has innumerable [...] the Macrocosm can watch His own self as well as every single movement [...] witness anything except its own self. All other entities are external [...] however, is the Witness of Its own self and all other objects. Hence you [...] hence we say that he is multi-eyed.

[8] Brahma Sádhaná is [...] aspirants who struggle to expand the self should never compromise themselves [...] inertness or cowardice on such a path.

[10] How will sadvipras be created? They will be created in the continued endeavour to expand the self. By reciting holy scriptures or [...] in the light of that struggle.

[2] “Kiirttaniiyah sadáharih”. [...] kiirtana is not for one’s own self but for Hari. Even though people [...] hear the self-praise of others.

[5] Now, let us take another word – [...] propensities are directed towards the Self, there is no question of their [...] sádhaka will attain enlightenment.

[19] Being under the influence of the [...] or discriminating intellectual self from the hands of the Static principle. [...] they have become Brahma Himself.

[77] Practically the individuality is always its own characteristic self and it is certainly characteristically [...] effulgence of that Empyrean Splendour.

[80] So it is clear that due to its [...] regains its own characteristic self, its own homogeneous status.

[87] Who is the causal factor of creation, [...] change His true characteristic Self. The flower with its red colour [...] – He is Saccidánanda.

[55] Dedicate the three states of your [...] one’s innate characteristic Self. The first three states are but the distortions of the fourth, the characteristic Self. Surrender these three states [...] ensconced in your own characteristic Self. That is why whenever any crude [...] the oṋḿkára.

[63] This very wakeful state is the crudest state of the self for in this state it subsists [...] Vaeshvánara or Viráta.

[77] Turiiya is neither Omniscient nor [...] only when one’s cognitive self remains separate from all the [...] separateness of ones characteristic self from all others is necessary. [...] Omniscient Being and the Lord of all.

[91] Earn your deathlessness by establishing [...] of the soul, its characteristic Self. In wakefulness the collectivity [...] Soul. It is that Soul we must know.

[17] “Let the pańd́ita [...] knowledge, using his átmá [self] as the arańi or [[main [...] or the striking [[wood]].”

[59] The significant part of this above [...] that by knowing One’s own self, one can know the Supreme self, for they are essentially one. [...] of his beautiful poems. –

[66] Objects which are made out of the [...] all originate from the Supreme self, the Supreme Subjectivity, that [...] nor are they afraid of anything.

[75] Such a lunatic, viewing their characteristic self introspectively, says, “Really how wonderful I am!”

[77] When a sádhaka realizes: [...] are they to me? My characteristic self my Citishakti (the force of consciousness) [...] mind can hold me in its thought.

[79] “Every branch of knowledge [...] the manifestations of my very own self. And those who are revered as [...] and forms of great personages.

[80] “Due to my limitlessness [...] realize their characteristic Supreme Self, lying covert deep within their [...] outside Him. He is without a second.

[83] During the first stage of Savikalpa [...] regard their own characteristic Self as the absolute, Supreme Consciousness, [...] all the affairs of the universe.

[3] The one who has known the Supreme [...] is the transformation of His own Self. It is evolved by Him. He is the [...] the quality of making one great.

[15] From the inanimate to the animate [...] the journey in his characteristic Self. Then alone shall we call him [...] with Brahma, within and without.

[33] The word “Rśi”, [...] realization of his characteristic Self. He becomes imperturbably tranquil, [...] attachment nor aversion for the wine.

[1] The Vedas are the unique manifestation [...] other is the realization of the self, independent of all subjections. [...] the sense of spiritual knowledge.

[51] Just as the spokes of a chariot [...] Oṋḿ, His characteristic Self. You have come into the field [...] triumphant. Bon voyage to you.

[82] The knower of the Soul or the Self-realized [...] one who has realized his or her Self.

[1] In ancient times when the desire [...] beginningless, indivisible, super-exultant self through such unit-worship – [...] apprehend with its entire being?

[2] The first hint of Brahmabhávaná [...] Entity. None of these are its whole self. But it cannot neglect these units, [...] inseparable part of the Supreme Entity.

[51] All unit objects are external. [...] attainment of one’s inner self is only possible through love [...] same time think about the pure self within you. Then alone will your [...] constant thought of your pure inner Self will certainly one day establish [...] soul and His Supreme Soul. Amen!

[22] [Sovereign rule springs from the átmá or self. Liberation has to be attained [...] power, or the power of the pen.]

[41] So you see that the human body [...] and goaded towards the Supreme Self by keeping this fact in mind. [...] world they guide it adversely.

[9] So the goal of sádhaná is to establish one’s self in the cognitive Principle (Puruśa). [...] try to look for any other Entity.

[18] Where mental development is knowledge-oriented, [...] is the expansion of one’s self, the gradual assimilation and [...] Sádhaná is not the path of self contraction; it is the path of [...] can easily be utilized as tools.

[27] Now, bhakti means withdrawing the [...] and guiding it unto the Supreme Self. So fundamentally there is no difference.

[33] When a spiritual aspirant develops [...] being witnessed by the Supreme Self; that one is being witnessed by [...] Supreme Entity. Sálokya.

[15] Then comes mutative devotion. In [...] into unification with the Supreme Self”.) Also, this person asked for [...] devotion is not devotion at all.

[18] The highest form of devotion is [...] closest contact with the Supreme Self and becomes one with Him. When [...] – to become one with Him.

[19] When one comes near the Supreme [...] your unification with the Supreme Self will be established with the help [...] establish you in the supreme beatitude.

[10] Through exercise this process of [...] about the expansion of one’s self. Tatra niratishayaḿ sarvajiṋatvabiijam [...] practice of sádhaná.

[7] There should be a spiritual ideology [...] due to the ignorance of your own self and the destination towards which [...] is bound to cause destruction.

[7] (3) The third movement is your [...] and moves toward the spiritual self.

[6] The fourth and last stage of meditation [...] meditator realizes his or her true self, and merges his or her individual mind into the infinite ocean of bliss, Brahma.

[11] While doing spiritual practice, [...] tactual contact with the Supreme Self.

[6] In this manifested universe all [...] bambai etc. And there are also self or svagata differences in the [...] above these three-fold differences.

[18] That is, so long as human beings [...] and thereby purifying their inner self, till then, regardless of how much they may study, they cannot attain Brahma.

[39] Oh! the followers of Ananda Marga, [...] “You” who will forget is own self in the serenity of the serene, [...] touch of the supremely blessed.

[23] But in scientific and rational [...] Likewise, if you consider your self as a warrior (kśatriya) [...] Nityaḿ Vastrekaḿ Brahma.

[37] If ignorant people want to acquire [...] Brahma is attainable only through self surrender, proper questioning and selfless service.

[38] Pránipátena, pariprashnena, [...] the intention of propagating your self or group interests or any “ism” [...] society, but the devious traders.

[3] Now, how does this happen? Whenever [...] that portion which is the knowing self.

[28] He is the Noumenal Cause of the [...] various manifestation of His own Self. He is playing with Himself.

[47] But not all physical entities are [...] structures do not try to direct their self will against the natural forces, [...] the central government’s.

[49] As the psychic realm of a unit being develops its capacity for self expression gradually increases [...] Consciousness on the unit mental plate.

[15] Communism created a field at one [...] procrastination if you want to work for the Self and for the society.

[7] If only the movement according [...] unexpressed desire of the Supreme Self. But wherever there is difficulty, [...] the source of the disease itself.

[4] Salvation is nothing but the realization of the self. What is self-realization? You [...] 1 )

[24] If you know your self [in the sense of átmajiṋána], [...] what space is there between them?

[25] Self-realization is mokśa. [...] Vedic Sanskrit, su means sva [own, self] – that is, when the jiiva [...] becomes fit to attain mokśa.

[4] One of the questions posed by Párvatii [...] all sorts of pains, to know the self. What is the right path?” So Shiva replied,

[18] The tattva of dharma – that [...] is you yourself. Search for your self – you will find Him. As long as the [real] you is there, the Lord is also there.

[4] [This Atman or Self cannot be attained by giving learned [...] pedantic discourses. Rather the Self is attainable by that spiritual aspirant to whom It manifests itself.]

[40] Where the thought-waves or thought-movements [...] are all goaded unto the Supreme Self, towards Viśńu – [...] universe, is Viśńu.

[12] The arena in which the kulakuńd́alinii [...] Svayambhúliuṋga. Within the self of the yoga sádhaka, or [...] oneness with Infinite Consciousness.

[56] The organs are psycho-physical, [...] this unit I-feeling is your higher Self, your great “I”, whom [...] qualified Supreme Consciousness.

[42] Yojanát means “by [...] one becomes one with the Supreme Self. [Let us say] his name is Mr. [...] little I becomes one with the big I.

[1] [Mokśakárańasamagryáḿ] [...] is, the suspension of the cruder self into the subtler self is done best by bhakti.” [...] shruti [scripture] it has been said:

[3] No two living beings have an identical [...] base from the Universal Cosmic Self, according to its Saḿskáras. [...] to abide by the laws of Prakrti.

[9] Since the beginning of creation [...] sádhaná is the complete surrender of self into That (Nirguńa Brahma, [...] Brahma is a concept of Tantra.

[7] Strictly speaking, theoretical [...] ensconcement in the átmá [self]. [This scientific process sets it apart from many other schools.]

[2] The significance of the term tantra [...] the aspirant’s [spiritual] self is Tantra sádhaná. [...] Tantra is sádhaná.

[5] As I was saying, the [acoustic [...] endeavour to liberate one’s self from this dullness is known as Tantra sádhaná.

[6] At this point I would like to say [...] different expressions of the Cosmic Self or of the Macrocosm are termed [...] kámabiija) of the Cosmic Self, [in] its first expression, takes [...] is “passing show”.

[16] Human [staticity] can be converted [...] glands and to suspend one’s self in Paramashiva [the Nucleus Consciousness], [...] a sádhanásamara.

[28] Veda through its sacrificial rituals [...] progress towards the intuitional self – towards the Supreme Non-Attributional Reality.

[29] The spirit of sádhaná [...] mind – to guide one’s self in a proper way – so sádhaná [...] than to accept Tantric ideals.

[12] Since creation, preservation and [...] are a composite of body, mind, self. If the thinking capacity is taken [...] will become static or lifeless.

[7] Human expressions are trifarious. [...] means bridging the gulf between the self and the object, and in this attainment [...] thereby safeguard human rights.

[32] It has become fashionable today [...] broadness lies with the Supreme Self. The broadness of an individual [...] is necessarily a universalist.

[58] It is a general instinct in human [...] Macrocosm or the Cosmic Mind within the self, is called prema or love. This [...] PROUT is therefore a new theory.

[67] Everywhere in the manifested or [...] Avidyá. Even within one’s self such a fight will continue. Those [...] police forces for maintaining peace.

[3] Indirect virtuous actions have [...] elevation or progress to one’s self. The difference here is that the [...] actions are also of two types.

[28] Then comes jiṋána. [...] Puruśa everything is but His own Self. But for the microcosmic mind, [...] Jiṋána is the fifth bhaga.

[5] (2) The second leg is vistára, [...] should see the Átman, or Self, in all expressed objects”]. [...] everything]. This is vistára.

[6] Preya is a matter of mental enjoyment [...] find that hunger is its hungry self again. Try giving a certain amount [...] that, once gone, never return.

[43] Now the question may arise in your [...] zeal to realize one’s true Self; and the reason behind the fear [...] inner selves lament within them:

[65] When people are initiated by those [...] are established in your own true self, none of the belligerent unit [...] their helpless and fey condition.

[4] Both these systems have created [...] people have no connection with the Self or soul.

[31] To effect psycho-spiritual expansion [...] physical or psychic clash absolute self expansion is not possible; even [...] kamamaya kośa. Out of narrow self interest, such a person will betray [...] after into inert bricks or stones.

[37] All entities must advance along [...] strive to prevent one’s total self surrender to the Supreme.

[8] Shambhú and Svayambhú. [...] Svayambhú – svayam means “self”, [so svayambhú means] [...] last point, the crudest point.

[16] Just as the egoistic mind is the [...] world. To attain one’s original self is to attain the universal Puruśa. [...] soul are one and the same entity.

[19] This knowledge cannot be attained [...] and will ultimately attain the self.

[25] Therefore, do not absorb yourself [...] impediments to the realization of self.

[9] These are [Pandu’s] five sons. [...] ultimate goal of his or her individual self; and the one who has not yet attained [...] first shloka of the Giitá.

[54] In order to realize the Supreme [...] want to realize His characteristic Self, you have to earn limitlessness yourself.

[67] What is Tantra? The process of [...] animality and expands one’s self is Tantrik practice (sádhaná). [...] fundamental spiritual science.

[178] The devotee says, “Oh, my [...] closest contact with the Supreme Self and becomes one with Him. When [...] person and his God become One.

[228] In meditation there must always [...] it is said, “Liberation of self and service to humanity.” In “liberation of self” there is internal service; and [...] service can be done by everyone.

[242] The devotee will not only sing [...] approach will be “salvation for self and service to humanity.” [...] neglected, “salvation for self” is also destroyed. Hence the [...] work. They will do maximum work.

[317] The real knowledge is knowing one’s self. You know, there are certain [...] existence and human development.

[2] Ans.: – The existence of [...] consciousness, the witnessing entity of the self. Citta Shakti, through unit consciousness [...] path of progress and expansion.

[1] Autonomous means ruling the self. Autocratic means ruling as per [...] other countries along with his own.

[126] It is but natural that only a few [...] world and the evolution of the Self be hindered if control over the [...] may be offered to each and all.

[141] Those who make attempts to disturb [...] service but the service of the self, not welfare but the ministry. [...] due to the allurement of power.

[12] The fourth one is sakhá [...] structures, vary, but the inner self does not vary. It is not the case [...] can be your sakhá .

[1] Just as this material world made [...] cohesion within the psychic body, Self or unit consciousness evolves. [...] dharma, that is, Bhagavad Dharma.

[2] One’s life is determined on [...] influence on the human mind and self, or soul.

[6] Now, if people dance according [...] mind and the átman [the self, or soul]. Both males and females [...] for a fairly long period of time.

[25] Regarding jiivátmá [...] “One is the lord of one’s own self,” and the other is, “Átman [...] used to indicate one’s own self, while the word attá is [...] for controversy on this point.

[5] KAŃÁDA. Maharśi [...] of the universe towards its own self", Parama Puruśa . [...] was fought; a town near Delhi.

[11] Indriya Nigrahah means, one should [...] over your dealings. This all-round self restraint is known as Indriya Nigraha. This is the fifth requisite factor.

[7] “Panda” means self-knowledge [...] realization, one who has realized the self, is a pandit. Nobody becomes a [...] physico-psycho Spiritual practice.”

[13] And when your limited mind merges [...] “I” and be merged in “Self” – this very effort is purely spiritual.

[14] Now which science operates behind [...] establishing oneself in Supreme Self is the real science. For this [...] path towards the world excluding Self.

[37] Materialists, despite human form, [...] for the upliftment of his or her self, then one is bound to move downward, [...] will make efforts to move upward.

[7] “I may be caught by the ghost [...] “talking to one’s own self”. “Ghost, a big ghost. Big, [...] structure will become a ghost.

[5] It is a general instinct in human [...] Macrocosm or the Cosmic Mind within the self, is called prema [love]. This [...] Prout is therefore a new theory.

[3] the proper spirit should be to request the Supreme Self to guide the mind. That is, the [...] justify my psychic base”.

[4] At this stage, the unit mind feels [...] except the existence of its own self because the feeling of the doer [...] the pure “I” feeling.

[18] SOME [...] auto-science knowing the self mono-science [...] auto-suggestion advising the self outer-suggestion [...] autonomous ruling the self autocratic [...] people directly or indirectly.

[3] Now what is our main duty on this [...] start digging the surface your self, then draw a glass of water from [...] applicable for each human being.

[9] KARMA. Action; sometimes, positive [...] of the universe towards its own self, Parama Puruśa; a great Tantric guru of 1500 BCE.

[12] What does the term Karma Sádhaná, [...] in thinking about his or her own self. But the moment one starts thinking [...] thinking for the universe, taking one self to be a bubble in the ocean of [...] automatically included among the served.

[11] Then next, Shiva’s latent valour awakened. Totally absorbed in His own self, He placed the dead body of Sati [...] supremacy over Shakti, or Prakrti.

[4] A great person is one who has complete [...] actually does it due to one’s self control. A person who has such [...] have control over their minds.

[12] As was mentioned earlier, two diametrically [...] [ardent aspirants of the inner self] calibre, as the theoretical nirgranthaváda [...] gave rise to the Baul psychology.

[1] The greatest proof that someone [...] learns to see his or her inner self. This very Ráŕh [...] beings and their inner divinity.

[4] Whichever it may be, let us come [...] the boundless sky, their inner self becomes eloquent in this way:

[9] The purpose of the spiritual practice [...] cosmic entity, we call it “self surrender”.

[2] So this is His process of conation. [...] within the mind of the Supreme Self. They cannot function, they cannot [...] they will have to move within it.

[25] The Supreme Self, the Hub, is very near; He is [...] that He is with you, just like

[5] A selfless devotee, bathed in the [...] Puruśa in exchange of his or her own self. At the time of merger as he or [...] self-immolating sádhaka.

[2] Ans.: – The existence of [...] consciousness, the witnessing entity of the self. Citta Shakti, through unit consciousness [...] path of progress and expansion.

[113] Party politics is one of the factors [...] individual ability; service to self, not service to people, is the [...] etc., are most common phenomena.

[1] It has been explained in the previous chapter that the singular Self is the rudimental cause of all [...] cause of this phenomenal world.

[2] The fundamental factors of this [...] or metamorphosis of the singular Self into these factors is called saiṋcara [...] same as that of the Macrocosm.

[14] Due to psychic dilation the crude [...] will and ego, expression of the self in a constructive line is not [...] can utilize to serve its purpose.

[16] The human being, mánuśa, the possessor of ego, has accumulated in his or her self the experiences undergone during [...] path shown by the rśis.

[22] According to the urge of pratisaiṋcara [...] mind the broadness of His Cosmic Self and the final culmination of the march of this unitary self, or microcosm. The sameness of [...] This is what is known as mukti.

[23] Thus if the finite subjectivity [...] in the gradual expansion of its self and this enlarged mind finally [...] Macrocosm, that is, Puruśottama.

[28] And what is the best method of [...] Supreme Being; offer your entire self to Him. This is prańipáta.

[30] Ananyamamatá Viśńormamatá [...] progress, for uniting the individual self with Paramátmá, is bhakti.

[7] What is the third item? The third [...] on the vanity moving around the self, moving around the “I” [...] Godhood to all external entities.

[7] Whenever something is done, that [...] Macrocosm, when the Macrocosmic Self, creates something, certainly [...] universe, the sound a is created.

[17] Apramattena veddhavyaḿ. [...] come in contact with, the Supreme Self. He will attain the stance of salvation.

[6] Answer: There are certain diseases [...] the psychic level. If the psychic self is not properly balanced, a radical cure is not possible.

[23] Prakrti herself is unborn. Prakrti, [...] being to the realization of its self and ultimately merges the mahattattva [...] unobstructed towards the realization of Self and take the shelter of sattvaguńa. [...] redness changes into refulgent white.

[36] In the course of sádhaná, [...] consequently between Brahma and self, he or she tries in vain to attain [...] web of saḿskáras.

[64] Prakrti infuses guńa into [...] Puruśa or the changeable self or Saguńa experiences constant [...] from the universal, undecaying self and also merges in that self.

[11] The suffix shatr has been used [...] átmanepadii. Whenever one’s own self was the main subject then átmanepadii [...] parasmaepadii was used. Wherever self [átma] or para [other] [...] some difficulty in this regard.

[12] “Just as one’s own life is dear to one’s own self, so the lives of other creatures [...] beings, they help all creatures.

[18] When the sádhaka realizes [...] bákii [“My entire self is caught, nothing is left out”]. This is His mahimá. This is His second aeshvarya.

[10] For human beings there are two [...] through logic. But my internal self says, “he is with me,” [...] to accept whatever is offered.

[5] [Sovereign rule springs from the átmá or self. Liberation has to be attained [...] power, or the power of the pen.]

[20] This makes it amply clear to the sádhakas that one should not think of one self to be Ramdas… but Ramaswarupa.

[10] I have already said that Parama [...] Parama Puruśa divided His one self into many selves and then started [...] returns back to Him. The Vedas said:

[56] The other meaning of guhá [...] world and put forth your entire self for the service of society, and [...] your own “I”-ness.

[1] When the aesthetic sense, based [...] to find out a link between the self and the Super-Self, khud and Khudá. This is mysticism.

[70] But whatever might be the nature [...] proper knowledge about its own self, then gets relieved of its microcosmic [...] into the Macrocosmic vastness.

[3] The Supreme Self lies hidden deep within every [...] crude organs like the eyes, etc.

[7] It is through this agryábuddhi [...] identity with the characteristic Self. The entity that then remains [...] Átman, is the characteristic Self of the unit. The Witnessing Force behind the state of mental suspension is the Átman.

[17] The fierce war that is waged among [...] themselves in their own characteristic self after introverting all their vrttis or desires. To be ensconced in one’s characteristic self is the supreme attainment of a unit being.

[87] He is the Lord of all. This creation, [...] one, or else His characteristic Self is jeopardized. He is infinite, [...] own manifestative distinctions.

[99] That is why I say, Do not waste [...] understand your characteristic self, lest you should bewail -

[15] “You should make your mind [...] attract that iron. So the Supreme Self, Supreme Lord, is always attracting [...] are not being attracted by Him.

[16] The microcosmic mind is a mere [...] there remains only the Soul or Self (Átman). So if you really [...] origin must remain forever unknown.

[4] And after that, as a result of [...] conative expression of the Supreme Self. (The subject of discourse is [...] world. We get these microcosms.

[10] During the operation of the Creative [...] Principle reflects in the Supreme Self, there is a light which is termed [...] universe as Cosmic effulgence.

[20] Now, this “I exist” [...] things, but you have to know your self. When you know your self, that stage, that stance, is the [...] sádhaná, is your spiritual practice.

[21] And when you know your own “I” [...] people, but you don’t know your self. It is just like a citizen of [...] first know Manila! First know your self, first know your inner “I”.

[5] Subjectivated self – action – objectivated self. These are the three entities [...] there must be these three entities.

[338] Each and every person – whatever [...] to the society, the service it self is the prize. He or she wants no other prize, no other success.

[437] While dancing Kaośikii one [...] Kaośikii pertains to the innermost self of the individual. The self of the individual is hidden within [...] the blossoming of the innermost self. ( 8 )

[586] So Shiva says that the actual knowledge is knowing one’s Self, knowing the subjective portion [...] development. You should never forget this.

[37] Appane raci raci means “composing one’s self”. The Sanskrit third person singular [...] hundred year old Bengali verse:

[3] The word “Kurvan” has [...] “Páratra”. Átman, or Self, exists in all the strata. Iha [...] “Páratrik” means concerning that world.

[11] However, as long as the human beings remain alive in the world they can utilize body, mind and Self. Now what will the Átman or Self do? It will proceed more and more [...] Bengali poem it is said –

[28] The poet Saraha says, “Look [...] beings are in possession of body and self. But once they die nothing remains. [...] Sea a member of our team said:

[16] Is this in agreement with prapatti [...] and jiivátmá [soul, self, unit consciousness], we are only [...] these things, the body, mind and self, are His gifts. Had He willed [...] spirit of prapatti in using them.

[10] If people do kiirtana with [...] the átmá (self) also becomes pure. By kiirtana [...] doing kiirtana constantly.

[4] Another meaning of the word [...] I am your negative self.”

[5] So this is bhakti. Now, bhakti [...] and guiding it unto the Supreme Self. So fundamentally there is no difference.

[27] But since most actions are related [...] the mundane world for one’s self preservation, what should be the [...] activities of one’s life?

[25] As human beings have passed through [...] hesitate to lie for their own petty self interest. Dishonest government [...] with afflictions in the future.

[6] In the Macrocosmic entity, the [...] take the ideation of the Cosmic Self.

[8] Every movement is pulsative, both [...] causal mind into consciousness (self). The intuitional faculty which [...] road of crudeness and darkness.

[6] The correct interpretation is, [...] “Unification of the unit self with the Cosmic Self is yoga.” When your little [...] to follow the path of the yogi.

[17] That is, some people say, “Follow [...] the goal, towards the Universal Self, or action may drift you away from the Universal Self. There may be bad actions. So [...] or one may not reach the goal.

[14] The Supreme Self, the Transcendental Entity, is [...] shraddhá for the object.”

[16] And the seventh is Prakrtiliina [...] object of ideation.” Their own self is transformed into that entity, [...] What a painful state of existence!

[16] Wherever there is an action, certain [...] was created by the Macrocosmic Self, [...] within the mind of the Supreme Self. So the acoustic root of the desire [...] is sound. When that Macrocosmic Self created this universe, during [...] is the biija mantra of creation.

[20] So the entire functional business of the Supreme Self is represented by three sounds, [...] oṋm now is called prańava.

[2] The next word is Shiva. Shiva also [...] Cognitive Principle, with the Supreme Self. And His unison with the Supreme Self was never interrupted by any worldly [...] means the Cosmic Consciousness.

[25] Sádhaná is the endeavour for self purification (átma suddhi), [...] being with immeasurable bliss.

[2] Now, this expansion, this expansion [...] to exalt you towards the Supreme Self, another force will want to degrade you, goad you towards crude materialism.

[23] And mahájano yena gatah [...] who have experienced the supreme Self, the supreme stance, in their [...] follow the practical aspirants.

[5] “A sádhaka who utilizes his spiritual practice as the bow his self as the arrow, and Parama Puruśa [...] attains the Supreme Goal”.

[12] “Internal knowledge, that is self knowledge, and not the knowledge [...] inference, testimony and authority.

[19] [[The palm tree cannot tolerate [...] will develop a certain degree of self satisfaction for one’s psychic [...] instances when this has happened.

[11] What is jiṋána, or [...] Átmajiṋánam, knowledge of the self, implies the attainment of the [...] “Ota-prota bháva.”

[16] In Saḿskrta “su” [...] “sukrtae” also meant “self”. In Laokika Saḿskrta, [...] according to its reactive momenta.

[14] It is said that the knowledge of [...] as it is for the unit self (jiivátmá) [...] knowledge is complete or perfect.

[17] Sukrtaermánavo bhútvá [...] sva is used to mean “self”, in Vedic Sanskrit the word [...] sukrtasya means svakrtasya [self created]. Sukrtaermánavo [...] It is a must for living beings.

[14] Now what is diipanii? Everything lies coverted within the self. The Supreme Entity is also within [...] term “initiation”.

[9] Having forgotten our true nature, [...] We have got to know that inner self. Knowing one’s self is the true dharma, our true nature. [...] the time by your internal entity.

[5] And what is bhajana? You know, [...] called bhajana. Here the Supreme Self says that if even a sudurácára [...] mucyate bhava bandhanát.

[12] You are all sádhakas. You [...] come into contact with the Supreme Self. Mokśakárańa [...] salvation, bhakti is the best.”

[12] Jiṋána: “Jiṋána” means “knowledge of the self” The knowledge of the self is the real knowledge. All other [...] knowledge. This knowledge of the self can’t be obtained from study [...] incarnate and knowledge personified.

[12] What is the result of learning [...] teaches you to keep your subtlest self aloof from all transitory objects, as the result of which your eternal self gets healthy nourishments - gets [...] true sádhaná of the self is defined in the scriptures as [...] flouts the mind with the mind.

[16] Through Aśt́áuṋga [...] Sádhaka, conscious of his/her body and self, can gradually awaken the dormant [...] establish himself/herself in spiritual self. In this seity – in this characteristic self he/she gets real Ánanda. [...] get divine mercy without doubt.

[31] Taking His refuge means merging [...] while trying to surrender him/her self to Him, is conscious of his/her [...] Love Sublime), her sole world.

[35] A selfless devotee, bathed in the [...] Puruśa in exchange of his own self. At the time of merger as he identifies [...] self-immolating Sádhaka.

[53] The Supreme dharma – the paramount act, of merging one’s self in the Absolute Entity in full [...] love and maturity of love is He.

[1] There are four main forms of consciousness [...] turiiya [state of absorption of the self into Pure Consciousness]. Actually, [...] distinguishing features –

[27] 1) Realization of the Absolute: When spiritual aspirants acquire self knowledge they realize the oneness [...] books or listen to discourses.

[5] Although as a philosophical word, [...] átmá [“soul” or “self”] is more extensively used in [...] which is omni-telepathic”.

[19] The changes in psychic objects [...] like the base of action, is in the Self. Its origin is in the mind, but its culminating point is in the Self.

[20] Dharmakśetre. What is dharmakśetra? [...] being? To move towards the Supreme Self – to long for pleasure. [...] body is the dharmakśetra.

[27] And the opposite parties are the [...] they help in realizing the Supreme Self. So they are páńd́avas. The Pandavas are five in number.

[9] Puruśa and Prakrti. Where [...] Puruśa is its subject or knowing self. When the mind as an object merges [...] the crude quinquelemental world.

[51] Bháva is that whereby the [...] attains the state of realizing the self. In Vaeśńava philosophy this running into one’s own self is known as Hládinii Shakti [...] light of mellifluous realizations.

[52] When there is fear or feeling of [...] accept or know the Lord as their own self have no reason to entertain any [...] towards the Lord is termed Love.

[78] The more the aspirants of Kevalá [...] remain oblivious of their little self and attain the qualities of Iśt́a

[19] In the first three the object of [...] counterpart. A portion of your self becomes Bhoktá and another [...] bhoktá and citta is bhogya.

[7] [This universe is nothing but the [...] this whole universe with their own self.]

[2] Now, when our minds and the motor [...] express or symbolize the Supreme Self? It is impossible. Still, we call [...] Puruśa”. This is also a symbolization.

[13] To know the self is the real knowledge. Parama Puruśa is hidden in the self. When you know the self, you will know the hidden substance, [...] Parama Puruśa lies in the self, and so the knowledge of self is the real knowledge. By knowing the self you attain everything. There is no need for any additional endeavour.

[15] The essence of dharma is that Parama [...] every human being, so, know the self, and you will know Him easily. [...] the sweet fruit from the tree.

[4] At a certain point in his evolution, [...] everywhere. God, the Guru, his innermost self, and all creation, all become one.

[8] But in the realm of devotion He [...] closest relative. He is my bigger self. He is not a second entity; that [...] Love requires a personal entity.

[4] The struggle is going on in every [...] towards, spiritual ideal (the cosmic self) both in unit as well as collective [...] moulding collective life or not.

[3] “A sádhaka who utilizes his or her spiritual practice as the bow, her or his self as the arrow, and Parama Puruśa [...] attains the supreme goal.”

[8] What is the best auto-suggestion, [...] auto-suggestion. Auto means what? Auto means self. Autonomy means self government. Automatic-done by self.

[17] The Tripádavibhúti [...] vibrational flow of the Cosmic Self oscillates the universe through [...] molecules dancing around the Macrocosm.

[19] Since the beginning of creation [...] sádhaná is the complete surrender of self into That (Nirguńa Brahma, [...] Brahma is a concept of Tantra.

[5] The Supreme Self is the peak of subjectivity. Because [...] outwardly damages or destroys someone.

[23] So Shiva says that the actual knowledge is knowing one’s Self, knowing the subjective portion. [...] development. You should never forget this.

[2] This word comes from the word átmá [...] “a deep offense to the inner self”. (Se ánte ghá diye kathá bale. [“His words offend deeply.”])

[4] From átmá we get [...] also produces agitation in the self or spirit. Átaunkita haoyá [...] ot́há is purely temporary.

[14] SADHANA. Literally, “ sustained [...] of the universe towards its own self”, Parama Puruśa . [...] plexus. See also CAKRA.

[20] Even though there is immense diversity in the Cosmic Body of Brahma, He remains His usual singular self. Being neither karańa (instrument [...] external perceptible characteristics.

[39] Intelligent people realize Parama [...] feeling, but sacrifice your entire self in the fire of Brahma. Remember, [...] never hope to merge in Him.”

[14] As Shiva desires the well-being [...] married, He is always His simple self. His marriage is described in a poem:

[9] Whenever one acquires átmajiṋánam, [...] this purpose, that is, to know one self the minimum qualification is “sukrtaermánavo [...] acquired the minimum qualifications.

[13] “Átmajiṋánam [...] objective counterpart, but never the self as objective counterpart. One’s [...] want to know yourself. Your “self” is your nearest entity but you [...] objectlessness. Seeing one’s own self within oneself and not guiding [...] should be treated as ágama.

[17] Those who impatiently preach to [...] this distressing situation. The self motivated and wicked intellect [...] those venerable personalities.