14th March 2024
- At the seat of contemplation, the seeker should affirm the nature of the Self as the true identity while simultaneously denying the non-Self.
- True renunciation occurs when one sees the non-Self as not oneself without any doubt. This realization can only happen if one firmly holds on to the Self as indicated by the scriptures.
- In the initial stages of spiritual practice, one may find oneself divided between the Self and the non-Self, but this is unavoidable.
- The shift of identity from the non-Self to the Self doesn't happen suddenly; it is a gradual process. To help with this, the Bhagavad Gita advocates the path of Karma Yoga.
- To remain firmly established as the Self at all times is the state of eternal peace while living.
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