Message #48087

[weboflife]

In truth we are just the witness to all, or so Vedanta says. I do believe it. In Lahiri Mahasaya's commentaries of the Bhagavad Gita, available on Yoga Niketan website, he calls the stillness following kriya practice the par avastha of kriya, or the supreme state following kriya. We literally become Brahman, or we at least move much closer to Brahman depending on the level of stillness.

So to your point I was witness to some seemingly miraculous cures but then with Master and the Gurus, what mortals think of as miracles are really just subtle manipulations of the dream universe which masters are able to do. But I'm sure I'm singing to the choir, you know firsthand how Master intervenes when necessary. I think we are just mightily blessed to be following such a pure path, and it seems we have been given a reprieve to help our personal spiritual quest in this life. I'm trying to make the most of the "borrowed time", although I'm not able to meditate long periods every day, due to demands of life but also my inability to maintain such a rigid approach. One stepping stone after the next...