Absent of duality is emptiness.

Absent of duality is emptiness. Duality/mind rises from emptiness and dissolves as emptiness . Thus, emptiness is nothing but consciousness, the true self. The nature of the true self is emptiness/nonduality.

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Part-3-If one is seriously seeking truth, then it is necessary for him the drop religion, concept of god and scriptures like Buddha and Sri, Ramana Maharshi

The seeker must have the courage of Buddha to accept the truth and reject the untruth. Since Buddha rejected religion, idea of god and scriptures, therefore, it is evident that, he has gone through every aspect and verified and found them to be

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How to remove inner fears and insecurities

I have a sense of inner fear in me that makes me insecure and grows  bigger whenever I am under pressure or have a lot of workload... As a  result I loose co-ordination and speed to do the work... I dnt know the  reason for that inner fear but it tak

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Living in the present means living in the myth

Living in the present means living in the myth and experiencing the myth as reality. The past, present and future are based on the ego, which is the false self within the false experience.

There is neither past nor present, nor future in reality

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part-2-If one is seriously seeking truth, then it is necessary for him the drop religion, concept of god and scriptures like Buddha and Sri, Ramana Maharshi

One has to go beyond Vedas means go beyond religion. Go beyond religion means, go beyond concept of god. Thus, going beyond Veda, religion and conceptual god means going beyond illusion. That is end of Vedas [Veda –antha]

When one goes

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If one is seriously seeking truth, then it is necessary for him the drop religion, concept of god and scriptures like Buddha and Sri, Ramana Maharshi

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The Vedic Culture and Vedas are complete in themselves but Hinduism which is non-Vedic belief system with all its ritual and conduct oriented practices has been contributed largely by the priests to suit their convenience!

Vedas are in Vedic l

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who is a real guru!?

Who is a Real Guru? A real Guru is one who is born from time to time as a repository of spiritual force which he transmits to future generations through successive links of Guru and Shishya (disciple). The current of this spirit-force changes its cou

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How many calories does yoga burn?

How many calories burned through Hot Yoga vs Room Temperature Yoga?
One of our facebook friends asked this question and received several replies - what would you advise?

Natasha: what you mean hot yoga ! these new fads are no good .. your body should h

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Help with headaches

hello i have a question about some yoga eyes tips, and pranayamas to get out a headache.- thanks.
One of our facebook friends asked this question and received several replies - what would you advise?

Itex: yoga for headaches: sitting in virasana breat

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from "I am That Book" by Osho‏

Question: Osho, Could you please tell me your opinion about J. Krishnamurti, who is saying that you won't be free and therefore not happy as long as you follow any tradition, religion or master?

Osho: Wolfgang, Gautam The Buddha has divided the enl

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Comments on a shakespeare quote

"Nothing is good or bad, but thinking makes it so." W. Shakespeare. How would you relate this to yoga?
This quote was posted on our facebook page and received several comments - what does it mean to you?

Ida: I guess when I try to do a pose and think,

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Man and his experience of the world cannot exist without waking experience.

Man and his experience of the world cannot exist without waking experience. Whatever we are discussing, we are discussing within the waking experience. One has to

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Osho Quotes on Jiddu Krishnamurthy

Contradictions are our creations -- remember it -- because we cannot see the total, because we can only see the partial. Hence the contradiction. We can see only the
aspect, never the whole -- hence the contradi

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World Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra Japa Yajna on November 13th, 2010

Hari Om!
Just would like to let you know about next worldwiderepetition of Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra, that will be held on Saturday, November 13th, 2010. It will be dedicated primarily to peace and consciousness upliftment in Iran.
To get more info an

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Some clarifications - Human urine & Its Medicinal values -concepts in Ayurvedic system of Medicines.

Recently I had gone through one Yoga Book written by a famous Yoga therapist & renowned Yoga Teacher from south India.In this book the Author insisted on the use of Human urine as a remedy for various ailments from minor allergic reactions to life th

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12 jyotirlingas?

om nama shiva,

how many jyotirlingas are in india,i saw 14 allready,but still more to see?

i am interested how many we will get together!

my doubles are:omkareshwar,mamleshwaram,the real one?

:omkarmandata,th

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Guru

According to Adi Sankara 'Guru' occupies an incomparable place in the world. “Shishyaad Icched Parajayam,” he says. The greatness of the guru lies not in him or her being a guiding light to many disciples, but the fact that they make another guru out

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"Slaughtering Animals in Hindu Temples - Against the Principle of Ahimsa in Hinduism ? "

This discussion is based on the discussion of Brother Satheesh few days back in open forum -

Ahimsa is one of the fundamentals of Hinduism and the act of killing even a creature is considered as one of five Sins that one should be abstained from. If i

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what are the benefits of "gratitude"?

OM

The Law of Attraction applies when you feel grateful. It works by picking up the frequency at which your thoughts travel and bounces the same energy right back at you. If you harbor negative feelings about something, you will generate more of those

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Absent of duality is emptiness.

Part-3-If one is seriously seeking truth, then it is necessary for him the drop religion, concept of god and scriptures like Buddha and Sri, Ramana Maharshi

How to remove inner fears and insecurities

Living in the present means living in the myth

part-2-If one is seriously seeking truth, then it is necessary for him the drop religion, concept of god and scriptures like Buddha and Sri, Ramana Maharshi

If one is seriously seeking truth, then it is necessary for him the drop religion, concept of god and scriptures like Buddha and Sri, Ramana Maharshi

who is a real guru!?

How many calories does yoga burn?

Help with headaches

from "I am That Book" by Osho‏

Comments on a shakespeare quote

Man and his experience of the world cannot exist without waking experience.

Man and his experience of the world cannot exist without waking experience.

Osho Quotes on Jiddu Krishnamurthy

Osho Quotes on Jiddu Krishnamurthy

World Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra Japa Yajna on November 13th, 2010

Some clarifications - Human urine & Its Medicinal values -concepts in Ayurvedic system of Medicines.

12 jyotirlingas?

Guru

"Slaughtering Animals in Hindu Temples - Against the Principle of Ahimsa in Hinduism ? "

what are the benefits of "gratitude"?

What is brahmari ?

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