[Advaita-l] Reflections on Ramayana

[Sujal Upadhyay]

PraNAms Sri Sadananda ji,

We can go inside (deep within) :), as ISvara is within the heart. Heart is
also the source, substratum of entire universe.

As one goes deep within, the real Self is waiting. Whatever is to be done
is done by someone else and you, as an individual, has no role in it.

Hence all the emotions, dis-satisfied desires and karmas are uprooted or
get dissolved or better taken care of by ISvara and not you :)

Is this approach right?

I have personally experienced that once the mind is rooted in something
very deep, then meditation happen effortlessly and thoughts and vAsanAs
(which actually do not have any form, but are raw, unstable energy) are
uprooted with ease.

Though this does not happen on daily basis and I am recovering from
illness, which has broken my meditation. I do not reach this depth daily.
But I have experienced it many times in past.

Hari OM

OM

Sujal Upadhyay

"To disconnect from the self and to become Aware of anything else is
nothing but unhappiness" - Bhagawan Ramana Maharshi

He who has faith has all
He who lacks faith, lacks all
It is the faith int he name of lord that works wonders
FAITH IS LIFE, DOUBT IS DEATH - Sri Ramakrishna


On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 4:03 PM, kuntimaddi sadananda <
kuntimaddisada at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Sujalji _ PraNAms
>
> Thanks for your comments. Some of it is based on Swami Tejomayanandaji's
> discourses on Ramayan.
>
> maam ekam ShraNam vraja -is instruction by the Lord to Arjuna, and via
> Arjuna to all the seekers. Hence it is more coming than going, since maam
> is involved. Come to me is more appropriate than go to me, right? It is
> assurance by the Lord to all seekers since the next line that says- I am
> going to remove all your sins - that assurance can only be given by the
> Lord.
>
> Hari Om!
> Sadananda
>
>
> --------------------------------------------
> On Fri, 4/11/14, Sujal Upadhyay <sujal.u at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>  Thank for nice explanation.
>
>  Regarding BG verse, I have seen that most of translations
>  translate 'vraja'
>  as 'come', but Swami Tadrupanand translates it as 'go'.
>
>  Please can you give me correct translation?
>
>  Hari OM
>
>  Sujal
>
>
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