And that’s just the beginning. Don’t stop there 🙏

Thanks for writing 🙏

Can you name that particular kriya or meditation¿

@@gamingop1706 I used Vipassana meditation which means seeing things as they really are. Read up about it, it is ancient yet perfect for today!

@@Shaarda17 no way of stopping anyway 😄😄

Fine words 🙏🕉️

A little respect here "Swami" ramana

Beautifully said!

its not a state, states come and go, it is what is always here, even when you are not. Our original self isnt dead right now, it exactly what cannot die or even altered in any way, its unmoving

Who is it that wants success and who needs to be grateful? This is all for the person who does not exist. One has to transcend all words and associated meaning to "attain enlightenment".

@@H1tman13 100% agree Yathin! The original comment from MotivationDon (!) has no meaning. It is written from the point of view of someone who is still confused about what an 'individual' really is. Someone who has yet to grasp the implications of the illusion that is ego. What does it mean for an illusion to be grateful?

If you are satisfied with what you have no more will come.

@@neil6477 it's an absolutely ignorant bullsh!t statement by someone who does not understand what freedom or peace is (and also these concepts we need not focus on)... success...gratitude..grateful..attract...ego nonsense...some people don't know that whatever we focus on we call for it's opposite...whoever wants success may get it but must also experience failure as it's opposite...whoever wants to attract may do so but they will also repel in some way...who calls for peace is also calling for war because the opposite of what we want must arise...the war can only last so long before peace breaks out again and so on...whoever wants to be happy must experience misery at some point too...it's a game of duality that most people are stuck in...us buddhists stay with equanimity...just so so...not up or down...not in past or future...just the present moment... any details we get wrapped in we KNOW are illusion while we are dealing with them but most people take the details to be real and are deluded....there is no reality to anything we experience...the reality we seem to exist in is nothingness...can have it now if we sit without thought...no feeling...no concept ..no image..not even awareness of a body...just nothingness...this pure consciousness and it's what peace is...some can have it for 5 minutes...some 20...some an hour or hours and some days...weeks and even a lifetime...means no karma left...no desire...no indovidual spirit having merged with infinite essence...no next life...end of individual story does not mean cessation...it is existing in everything everywhere therefore eternal life

@Skeye Hridayam sometimes blooblies is missing

Yes. In fact the more you develop, the more you realise that spiritual societies exist, compassionately devoted to guiding the less developed to find their way. You asked the question because it is on your mind. It is on others minds too. Some who believe that they understand rebirth, have returned to deliberately help others. Many of us are selfish, it's the cause of existence, yet a few are compassionate and empathetic enough to be selfless, not driven by self interest like most, but by something grander. That sounds like something I could sign up for. I feel like we already know of each other at some level that is difficult to articulate. But then, I could be barking mad! Lol.

Of course it exists. Yes, it's temporary, but that doesn't mean ur not experiencing it and it doesnt exist. Because it sure as hell does in this moment and u sure are experiencing it

There is only enlightened activity.

@@moniquederksen1902 there is too much talking n thinking. Shhh

Enlightenment is oneness itself, which is not an illusion.

When the joke is on us, I hope to die laughing🤣🤣

"Before enlightenment, chop wood, carry water. After enlightenment, chop wood, carry water." -Zen saying

@@marcalvarez4890 For me Zen is for example, when there is a teacher in front of an audience and he is saying nothing at all, so the enlightment will come to the people immediatly or maybe later by itself.

One of the problems with Buddhism is that this 'enlightenment' is made out to be this esoteric, mysterious phenomena only achievable by a select few. Basically Gnosticism. Whereas the early Christian Church fathers elected to omit esoteric, gnostic scripture with the intent that the Word be accessible and comprehensible by all. Thinking through a Jungian lens; no, individuation is not nearly a fraction as difficult as Buddhism purports it to be. btw.. I think if you're a Westerner who identifies as Buddhist you are so lost. If you have a religious hankering then there is a Western religion perfect for the Western cultured man, called Christianity.

@@Saurabh-iw5gk Bizarre isn't respectful.

Check out the movie Jnani on KZfaq

It's called bahir kumbhak with uddiyana bandha.

Raman Maharashi.

That part of video was similar to clip of T Krishnamacharya. He was Iyengar's uncle

@@przemekpolanowski8531 yes, thank you so much; the video is titled: 'Sri Tirumalai Krishnamacharya' shanti

I think it's Vigyan Bhairav Tantra

Watch the Sanskrit Channel's video on Vigyan Bhairava Tantra.

We had to delete our quotes videos to re-enable monetization! But we've a LOT of good stuff coming up, stay tuned! :)

Great keep these videos coming I love this.

Very well explained ty for your words :)

@@lucasdesiqueira6122 Thank you for taking the time to read my reply. You can't find it with the "click, click, now" search one might find to "Google it." It takes time even after that "aha" moment. It is not a finish line to cross, or a fact to research. It is with 'in', coupled in the ever-expanse of Now But...words.

@@dougmurray3692 1 time I remember being watching the Sky and I Saw god on all space, that state of mind ended when I tried to label with words, never Saw that "thing" again, you look like someone Who had a similar experience

@@lucasdesiqueira6122 Ah, yes. The 'Grasping'. I have. But because what we call "God" is different than religions authorize the appearance, we don't really See. This is kind of strange because God has many views, and most people never get taught this. So if the view fails, we think we do too, and in our search to get it back, we over-look other ways of See-ing. It's our priority to have that view. We have to detach from that.need because that's attachment. You seem to be kind of a bit sad that you lost something due not being able to go back there. Hmm... Let's see if I can help. Go into meditation and get into that"zone". Once you are 'in', and non-feel it, begin looking out. Direct the flow you feel like a curve rather than a solid bar. This is Key. You know when you drive a little faster and you sort of tilt your head to be 'in' that curve? That's how you meditate and direct the curve. But if it's intended as a rigid bar, you are forcing it to pivot instead of easing it into what opens the door. What we call God isn't physical. So when you tried to express, even you experience, into words, it was like you are dragging the All into the confining of the physical realm. You can't do that without consequence, but it doesn't have to be permanent. You can do it. God Loves you, within you. So when you go within, you be with 'in'. Your 'in' matches the 'Here and Now'. So, it's you that is like it, and therefore it becomes like you. Understand? Now, once you are 'Here and Now', you Align to be 'with'. So you are 'with-ing'. But that's not a word, right?? Sure it is. I just wrote it. The rules be damned, and evolved our of. However, as this Magic works within you, know that God is more than we can handle and more than we can grasp. So meditation has you kind of "leave" your body, but not really "leave". You leave but you enter 'in'. You don't really "leave"... but you do. See?? Words. All of this is an end for some. They get their big Grasp and think that's it. But it not an end. It's the beginning. There is much MUCH more. But the danglers get only what they earn. See? There is more than one way to do anything. So when you meditate, some say be empty. That's only one way, and does take you to a result, but the only result. Look at an emerald-cut diamond. Does it only have one facet? Or can you look 'in' from several positions? Meditate with Love in your heart and you See from High. Add forbearance, and patience, a little more honesty, and empathy, and touch of Beauty, delivering it to yourself as a dance with a dancer, you get another result, another view, another way 'in'. Start with that. You will find it. Keep it private unless you are able to endure the consequence of trying to make the non-physical physical. I don't mean you don't talk about it. You do. But doing it without adding the corrective measure, effects you and stays like that unless you evolve out of it through the flow. With great power comes great responsibility, even of you don't know you're responsible, those are the rules. So once you figure out the rules on your own, you have been beat up by consequence you didn't know about. And this pain takes you through the Fire of Growth. So take this and begin when you will. When I began to repeat these things, I never went so far as to glaze over my eyes and stay there. I have one foot here and one foot 'Here', there and 'There'. So the way I teach is different. Keep my name. You'll see me out there.

@@dougmurray3692 This is the best comment I have seen in my Life, Im kinda busy right now but I Will read It again trust me, thank you and sorry for not have a perfect english to say how much This mean to me, I understand all you are sayin and Hope to see you again

@@Saurabh-iw5gk Oh thank you so much🙏i did not have this precious Information.🙏

@Vipin Kumar Thank you that you took the Time to send me such an extensive and precise Answer🙏i understand better different things i read or saw.Thank you🙏

There isn't really, other than to help others. I think it's similar to musicians who play just for the sake of music, I suppose Bhagvan lived the rest of his life for the sake of living.

social service. he solved physical, psychological, spiritual and other types of social and individual issues. so he dedicated his whole remaining life for total selfless servive. just read his books who he is what he teach and how it evolved lives of others in his presence.

@@Yogi_The_Bitter_Truth_2408 That's right. Here's a quote taken from a recent video uploaded from Michael James' Sri Ramana Teaching youtube channel. (31) 2023-02-04a Sri Ramana Center, Houston: Michael James discusses Uḷḷadu Nāṟpadu verse 11 - KZfaq Sri Ramana Teachings 37:04 ...so that means, that explains why Bhagwan is not a psychologist, right? But is it fair to say that the best psychologist can go to Bhagwan for advice and he will give of the best advice? Michael James: Bhagavan is not a psychologist but there's no better psychologist than Bhagavan. He knows the underlying reality of the mind. He knows what the Mind actually is. So the psychologist knows the mind superficially-they only know the surface of the mind. But the underlying reality of the mind is is known only to Bhagavan. So he is at the same time not a psychologist and the greatest of all psychologists. So yes, psychologists obviously can learn a lot from Bhagavan but what they will ultimately learn about is not about the mind but about the underlying reality of mind and when we know the underlying reality of the mind the mind ceases to exist.

From the outside. But inside he was whole, complete. He dedicated his life to teaching and serving others. No accepting any money, feeding whoever came to him. He became totally selfless.

@@sidhantsharma9961 well how the heck did he have food if he didn't have any money

@@Bean31600He would either beg or his devotees would keep simple food. He never accepted money or lavish gifts. Just took simple food and things to maintain his body.

@@sidhantsharma9961 word up, makes sense. Nice man I mean pretty much like the Buddha, I don't know too much about him but he seems chill

@@Bean31600 Absolutely! You should read his biography. :)

How can you grow after completion? That's what enlightenment offers. You've to be in their shoes to understand that's its not really lying around but complete and absolute awareness.

​@@Asangoham you can be enlightened and not spend your days lying around a temple or field, its taking it too far, its abuse of the gift of life. Go, explore, build, love, do, this world has teachings to offer, and your soul will only learn and experience by doing. If time is circular and I will repeat this life forever, I'm not spending it meditating into eternity.

@@JakeTheSnake509 Judgemental much?

@@TheBuddyShowWorldwide are you not passing judgement on me, now? also ha, what kind of man talks like this. see the duality? He's been given the gift of mortal life and how does he use it?, lying around on his couch taking naps. mystics and intellectuals who are do nothings are weak and pathetic. I would rather hear the thoughts of a farmer who works 12hrs a day.

@jake sheehan And that's your desire, and not his. When one feels complete inside, they may or may not "explore" the world. Infact many seekers came to Ramana, and he helped thousands if not millions. We still talking about him is proof. Not everybody wants to live the life you want to life. People find their happiness in different things. For you working 12hrs a day is work, can you make your mind stop 12 hrs a day? That requires more work than physical labour. The "gift" of life, you say? This gift is given to us to realize the ultimate. After that, whatever they wish to do is up to them. Live and let live, buddy.

The people who reach enlightenment are those who are ready to receive the idea after Faith, knowledge, discipline, and adversity. Not much luck to it :) there’s a process. Just keep seeking and you will find. those who do not seek were not meant to achieve it in this lifetime.

Who is reaching higher levels of enlightenment?

@@zootsoot2006 no doer. Yet things still happen

@@zootsoot2006 kinda hard to explain oneness using language, you can’t avoid duality.

@@TheurbanCookie I personally think the idea or metaphor of higher levels of enlightenment isn't particularly helpful. There is enlightenment that is always already the case. All we need to do is get rid of what's in the way, i.e. the 'polishing the mirror' metaphor. .

@@zootsoot2006 hehe in that there still a mirror and a person polishing the mirror. How clean can he get the mirror? Sure you can be enlightenment but enlightenment has many facets. Just because you’ve seen one doesn’t mean that’s the only one

Lol

You're beautiful.

I think you have some issues with not understanding different accents from other cultural backgrounds. The only "voice" you hear that doesn't sound poorly is your own, or a submissive feminine voice in your own accent. In a desperate bid to understand though, the mind resorts to saying things like "racket," that allow you to go back to thoughts of playing games with your friends when you were a child.