It is of the nature of supreme, all-inclusive peace.
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
June 25
The bliss that is experienced in a state of no-mind, that bliss which is uncaused...is inexpressible and indescribable and should not even be called happiness!
June 26
After living with such no-mind for some time, there arises the state known as turiya-atita (the state beyond the transcendental or the turiya state).
June 27
The notion of Brahman and the world is therefore both dual and non-dual. That which is the substratum for all these notions of unity and diversity--that is the supreme state.
June 28
Even as all that is seen as water in the world is naught but hydrogen and oxygen gases, even so the world-appearance is but Brahman alone.
June 29
Just as water in a mirage is and is not simultaneously, even so is diversity in relation to the infinite consciousness.
June 30
Where nothing has arisen (been created), there everything is seen. Such a state of purity of the self, the true nature of the infinite consciousness, is not a vision (an experience of the mind and the senses). It is incapable of being taught. It is not very easy nor is it far distant or impossible. It is attained by direct experience alone.
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