Moksha Masterclass - The Blueprint
Thinking about It - Chinmaya Mission
To have a to-do list makes us feel well-equipped. Knowing what to do solves most of the problem so that we can go about doing the tasks. In spirituality, we know what we have to accomplish to be peaceful, equipoised, and selfless. But how to go about is where we find ourselves lost, not quite sure about what is to be done in the moment. Sadhana Panchakam (Sadhana: means/practice, Panchakam: set of 5 verses), composed by Adi Sankaracharya ji, details 40 steps as a means/practice to achieve that end goal of happiness.
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Know Yourself - Knowing VS Doing
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Know Yourself - Reset and Transform
Thinking about It - Chinmaya Mission
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Know Yourself - Where Is God?
Thinking about It - Chinmaya Mission
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Know Yourself - Happiness
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Know Yourself - Are You Free?
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Know Yourself - The Ocean of Delusion
Thinking about It - Chinmaya Mission
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Know Yourself - We Can Change?!
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Know Yourself - The One Amongst Us All
Thinking about It - Chinmaya Mission
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Know Yourself - The Simplest of Answers
Thinking about It - Chinmaya Mission
info_outlineWe so often feel and say “I know” passionately because it’s where divinity is reflected in us. Similar to how a mirror just reflects, this thinking faculty (mind and intellect) is a mere reflective surface and not who I am (divinity). But since it shines, it absorbs my attention, which I then identify with and want to be (our personality), not able to distinguish the two. The most beautiful thing, however, is that since the reflection is in our thinking, we know exactly where to look to find divinity.