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You alone are responsible for yourself. No one else may answer for your deeds when the final reckoning comes. Your work in the world - in the sphere where your karma, your own past activity, has placed you - can be performed only by one person: yourself. And your work can be called a “success” only when in some way it serves your fellowman.
- Sri Sri Paramahansa Yogananda “The Law of Success”.
The Searcher of Hearts wants only your sincere love. He is like a little child: someone may offer Him his whole wealth and He doesn’t want it; and another cries to Him, “O Lord, I love you!” and into that devotee’s heart He comes running. Don’t seek God with any ulterior motive, but pray to Him with devotion - unconditional, one-pointed, steady devotion. When your love for Him is as great as your attachment to your mortal body, He will come to you.
- Sri Sri Paramahansa Yogananda “Man’s Eternal Quest”.
Concerned with the primary basis of knowlage. Rising above common thoughts and ideas. To transcend is to pass beyond all ordinary limits. When the mind is quieted and emotions are passive, concentrated creative imaginaton enables us to transcend thoughts and feeling of limitation.
Clarified awareness which is beyond unconsciousness, sleep, and ordinary (modified) waking state.
A unit of pure consciousness (Self) which is unconsciously, or by choice, identified with modified mental states, emotions, and sensory perceptions to the extent that its awareness is blurred and fragmented.
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Dharma (help·info) (Sanskrit: धर्म dhárma, Pali: धम्म dhamma; lit. that which upholds or supports) means Law or Natural Law (as in the natural order of things) and is a concept of central importance in Indian philosophy and religion. In the context of Hinduism, it refers to one’s personal obligations, calling and duties, and a Hindu’s dharma is affected by the person’s age, caste, class, occupation, and gender. In modern Indian languages it can refer simply to a person’s religion, depending on the context.
The idea of dharma as duty or propriety derives from an idea found in India’s ancient legal and religious texts that there is a divinely instituted natural order of things (rta) and justice, social harmony and human happiness require that human beings discern and live in a manner appropriate to the requirements of that order
To thrive, flourish, and be successful in all ways. Prosperity is naturally experienced when the spiritual, mental, physical, emotional, and environmental aspects of our lives are harmoniously integrated.
The faculty that processes perceptions, will, thoughts, memory, feeling, and imagination. Used to reason, think, and apply knowledge. Our minds are units of a Universal or Cosmic Mind which is responsive to thoughts and states of awareness. Our state of awareness and mental states determine our thoughts, moods, and behaviors.
Conscious withdrawal of attention from external conditions and the senses, emotions and mental processes to clarify awareness and experience Self- and God-realization.
