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January
"Wherefrom do all these worlds come? They come from
space.
All beings arise from space, and into space they return;
space is indeed their beginning, and space is their final end." |
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February
"Even as a great fish swims along the two banks of a river,
first along the Eastern bank, and then the Western bank,
in the same way the Spirit of man moves along beside his two dwellings;
this waking world and the land of sleep and dreams." |
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March
"There
is something beyond our mind which abides in silence.
It is the supreme mystery beyond thought.
Let one's mind and one's subtle body rest upon that, and not rest upon anything
else.
God is sound and silence.
Attain therefore contemplation, contemplation in silence on him." |
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April
"The earth seems to rest in silent meditation;
and the waters and the sky and the heavens
seem all to be in meditation."
"On Earth, those who reach greatness
achieve it through concentration." |
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May
"Even
as a man who is asleep awakes,
but when he is asleep does not know he is going to awake,
so a part of the subtle invisible Spirit comes as a messenger to the body,
without the body being conscious of its arrival." |
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June
"The soul is the consciousness of life. It is the
light of the heart.
Forever remaining the same,
the Spirit of man wanders in the world of waking
and also in the world of dreams.
But in the rest of deep sleep he goes beyond this world and its fleeting forms" |
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July
"Oh life-giving sun, offspring of the Lord of Creation,
solitary Seer of heaven,
spread thy light and withdraw thy blinding splendor
that I might behold thy radiant form:
That Spirit far away within thee is my inmost Spirit" |
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August
"When the soul is in silent quietness it arises
and leaves the body,
and reaching the Supreme Spirit finds there its body of light.
It is the land of infinite liberty where,
beyond its mortal body, the Spirit of man is free." |
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September
click on the gate"The wise who knows the Self
as bodiless within the bodies,
as unchanging among changing things, as great and omnipresent,
does never grieve.
That self cannot be gained by the Veda, nor by understanding,
nor by much learning." |
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October
"It is true that the body is mortal, that it is under the power of death,
but it is also the dwelling place of Atman, the Spirit of immortal life. ...
when a man is in the joy of the spirit, he is free from all bondage,
the bondage of pleasure and pain." |
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November
"From joy all beings have come, by joy they all live,
and unto
joy they all return."
"Where there is joy, there is creation.
Where there is no joy, there is no
creation.
Know the nature of joy." |
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December
"He is everlasting and
omnipresent,
infinite in the great and infinite in the small.
He is the Eternal whom the sages see as the source of all creation." |
