Swami

Almost the first words that the great Buddha uttered were — “Whatever you think, that you are, whatever you shall think, that you shall be.” That be true, do not teach yourself that you are weak, that you cannot do anything unless you are helped by somebody who does not live here, but who sits above the damp-clouds. The result will be that you will be more and more weakened everyday and you will hypnotise yourselves into all sorts of vices. No good can come out of you, if you do not believe in yourself.

Our sense perceptions create this world. We think the world exists by itself. We don’t realize that our perceptions are creating the world for us. And each one is creating his own world. And all the people we see are just like people we see in a dream. So the astral body is just the means to have perceptions, and divided perceptions. That means seeing is separate from hearing. Touching is separate from smelling. So every sense becomes separated in the astral body. Do the same meditation again in the astral body. Withdraw attention behind the eyes of the astral body, and you find that astral body is only a cover. And it disappears the same way like the physical body disappears in the meditation. When that disappears, you discover that you have no form. But your thoughts, your concepts, are the reality. They become real things. And from there all these senses are being created. And you’ll find that the senses are only one, and they are split up in the astral body to have a different, varied experience. So the real reality is.

The secret to achieving any kind of success lies in an indomitable will. Here by success is not just meant a narrow kind of business or academic success, but a much broader victory over the ills of life itself. For life is a difficult journey. Along the way we are bound to face insurmountable obstacles in the form of failures, heart-breaks, financial strains, illnesses, death of loved ones and other unforeseen events, which test our resolve to move forward.

Why be good? In a world where greed, corruption and dishonesty dominate, what will we gain by being good? Why must we do good to others, when being selfish is a whole lot easier and often more rewarding? These questions are immensely pertinent, especially in the times that we live. So if you ever desired to know the answer, here is a powerful explanation that will not disappoint!

he Sanskrit word for the soul is Atman, which means the “breath of life”. The soul is the differentiating element which separates dead and dull matter from life. The soul is what exists when the body dies.We place before you some key conclusions that have been reached about the characteristics of the soul. As always it is important to note that these conclusions are not mere idle theories or speculation but they are the greatest of truths, perceived directly by countless teachers and prophets in the highest states of super-consciousness. Presented below are rational arguments in support of what has already been witnessed.