Oneness Daily Teaching for 3rd April 2013

Today's Teaching: 

"Life is a Process of Learning"

             - Have a Day of Breakthru !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 2nd May 2013

Today's Teaching:

"The Stillness of Energy is Meditation" 

      - Have a Peaceful Day !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 1st May 2013

Today's Teaching:

The Programming limits your possibilities... 
         -Have a Prosperous Day!

Oneness daily Teaching for 30th April 2013

Today's Teaching: 

"The Self is the feeling of Continuity, the feeling of Existence" 

             - Have a Blissful Day !

Oneness Daily Teachings 29th April 2013

Today's Teaching: 

"God is Your own Higher Self" 

           - Have a Graceful Day !

Oneness Weekly Teachings 28th April-4th May 2013

The Awakened One is free of the mind. 
The Un awakened one is a prisoner of the mind.

Oneness Teachings for 27,April 2013

Today's Teaching:

"Love has to be expressed not just experienced." 
               - Have a Day of Sharing !

Oneness Daily Teaching for April 2013 26th

Today's Teaching:

"In Trying to Become Somebody Else, Even the Intelligence You have Presently will Fail" 

                - Have a Day of Success !

Oneness Daily Teaching for April 2013 26th

Today's Teaching:

"In Trying to Become Somebody Else, Even the Intelligence You have Presently will Fail" 

                - Have a Day of Success !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 2013 April 25th

Today's Teaching:

"All Suffering is only a Story"

             - Have a Day of Listening !

Oneness daily Teachings 2013 April 24th

Today's Teaching: 

"Everything is Momentary to Momentary, things Appear and Disappear" 


                     - Have a Peaceful Day !

Oneness Daily Teachings for 23rd April, 2013

Today's Teaching:

 "Ego makes you positional." 

             - Have a Day of Intelligence !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 20th April 2013

Today's Teaching:
  
It is an illusion to think that you are controlling everything...

        -Have a Day of Relaxed Day!

Oneness Daily Teaching for 21st April 2013

Today's Teaching: 

 There is no thinker. There are only Thoughts.                                               - Have a Day of Awakening!

Oneness Daily Teaching for 22nd April 2013

Today's Teaching:

 "True response can only arise when you experience life as it is." 

           - Have a Beautiful Day !

Oneness Weekly Teaching for 21st April, 2013

The Awakened One sees awareness as an end in itself.
The unawakened one sees awareness as a means to end.

Oneness Temple Anniversary Celebrations

Oneness Weekly Webcast Teaching april 14th, 2013

The Awakened One has nothing personal.
 The unawakened one takes everything personally.  

Oneness Daily Teachings for 19th April 2013

Today's Teaching: 
          "Self is an illusion..." 
                  -Have a peaceful day!

Oneness Daily Teachings for April 19th 2013

Today's Teaching:

 "Awareness is Possible only in the Absence of You. It is a Happening"
               - Have a Joyful Day !

Happy ShriramaNavami

Oneness Prayer

I live Oneness. 

I share and contribute to Oneness. 

I uphold and protect Oneness.

Om ekatvam jeevaami. 

Om ekatvam samvibhajami. 

Om ekatvam uttambhayaami.

Oneness Daily Teachings for April 17th, 2013

Today's Teaching: 

"Fear of Death is Fear of Losing the Known. Otherwise how can You be frightened of Something which You have not Experienced" 
            
                    - Have a Good Day !

Oneness Daily Teachings for 16th April

Today's Teaching:

 "Truth is not making a one time Confession. It is a life time Pursuit"

               - Have a Truthful Day !

Oneness Daily Teachings from 11th April to 14th April

Even the most ordinary thing you do is also a part of the larger divine plan... -Sri AmmaBhagavan 
         --   Have a Divine Day!


If you see everything as divine and sacred, learning takes place.  - Sri AmmaBhagavan


"To meditate is to be in touch with the what is" - Have a Day of Realization!


Today's Teaching:
"Vision Without Action ia a Day Dream; Action Without Vision is a Nightmare" - Have a Great Day !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 10th April 2013

 Today's Teaching:

"Fear Breaks and Makes Relationships" 
             - Have a Wonderful Day !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 9th April 2013

Today's Teaching: 

"Ego is a Survivalist"

             - Have a Day of Wisdom !

Oneness daily Teachings for 6th,7th April 2013

Today's Teaching:
 "The tragic story of man is, he feels responsible for being bad where as he is not responsible." 
               -Have a Day of Peace!


Today's Teaching: 
"God is the Supreme Teacher" 
            -Have a Day of Learning!

Oneness daily teaching for 8th April 2013

Today's Teaching:

               "If you Do Not Confront Yourself, You will not Grow" 
                                                                                                  - Have a Day of Growth !

Oneness Daily Teaching for April 5th, 2013

Today's Teaching: 

"If You discover You are losing Awareness, You will Automatically come back to Awareness" 

                     - Have a Great Day !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 4th April 2013

Today's Teaching:

 "We are not a Separate Entity; We are a part of the Whole" 
                  - Have a Mystical Day !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 31st March 2013

Today's Teaching:

 "Acceptance has never been our nature. hence we justify our actions in myriad ways, creating new frameworks"..........

              Have a Day of Acceptance!

--------Shri AmmaBhagavan

Oneness Daily Teaching for 3rd April 2013

Today's Teaching:
  
    "Thought is Repetitive" 
                  - Have a Creative Day !

Oneness Daily Teachings for April 2nd

Today's Teaching:

 "The Presence will Grow as You build up more Faith" 
               - Have a Day of Blessings !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 1st April 2013

 "If You were to Respond from Your Mind we call that Reaction. If you were to Respond from Your Heart We call that Action" 

               - Have a Victorious Day !

Oneness weekly teachings for April 1st week

Oneness Daily Teaching for 30th March 2013

You are a program.

- Sri Amma Bhagavan 

Oneness Daily Teaching for 29th March 2013

Today's Teaching: 

"When You are Not Aware of the Truth, You React" 

                                                     - Have a Pleasant Day !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 28th March 2013

Today's Teaching:
  "When You See Your Past, there is Freedom from the Past" 

                 - Have a Day of Freedom !

Surya Namaskaraas

How to Do Surya Namaskar Steps Mantras

Learn how to do Surya Namaskar, its advantages, Surya Namaskar mantras, and the step by step poses and position of the 12 postures of Sun Salutation. Surya Namaskar, which literally means ‘Salutation to The Sun God’, is a complete meditative technique and one of the popular forms of Hatha Yoga. Surya Namaskar includes Asanas, Pranayama, Mantras and Mudras and practicing this technique daily is beneficial for the health of the individuals. The Pranayama of Surya Namaskar helps for the flow of fresh oxygen into your body and mind and the various body movements stretch all the important organs of the body. Surya Namaskar includes the combination of 12 different postures with a specific breathing pattern which helps to strengthen and unblock the whole system.


How to do Surya Namaskar - Sun Salutation Steps & Postures

Morning is the right time to practice Surya Namaskar as the early morning sunrays are rich source of Vitamin D which is required for strong bones and clear eyesight. You can use a carpet or a small piece of cloth for doing this. There are twelve mantras for each of the twelve postures and these mantras are to be recited for each posture.

Following are the different postures in Surya Namaskar


First Posture – Namaskarasana

You should be in a standing position with palms folded in front of your chest, feet together and toes touching each other. Breathe as usual and recite the mantra.

Mantra - Om Mitrayah Namaha

Advantages - The mind and body turn out to be healthy

Second Posture – Parvatasana

Lift your arms over your head and shoulders, with palms touching each other. The biceps should touch the ears. Inhale and stretch your abdomen to the maximum extent and tilt backwards. 

Mantra - Om Ravaye Namah

Advantages - A good exercise for the shoulders and the food pipe (Esophagus). Vision is also enhanced.

Third Posture - Namaskara Hastapadasana

Breathe in deeply and hold the breath. Bend forward without folding the knees and keep the palms on the floor. Touch your knees with the forehead and exhale deeply. Initially, if you are not able to keep the palms on the floor, you can just touch it with the fingers.

Mantra - Om Suryaya Namaha

Advantages -  This exercise is a remedy for belly and digestive ailments. The chest and hands become strong and your body grows to be well balanced. Also, diseases of the feet and fingers are set right. 

Fourth Posture - Ekapada Prasaranasana

Breathe in and drag your right leg backward, with the knee and fingers of the foot touching the floor. Press hard the abdomen and belly such that they touch the left leg. Now raise your head as high as possible and look upward. Hold breath and resume in the posture for sometime.  

Mantra - Om Bhanave Namaha

Advantages - As this exercise stretches the small intestine and the seminal vesicles, it is a good remedy for constipation and diseases of the liver. Besides, thinness of the semen and diseases of throat are also corrected. 

Fifth Posture - Bhudharasana

Breathe in deeply and hold it. Pull both the legs backwards and keep the thumbs of the feet, ankles and knees touching each other. Keep the head, waist, the back and the elbows in a line and bend forward with the palms on the floor. Your body looks like a bow now. 

Mantra - Om Khagaya Namaha

Advantages - This movement helps to relieve from the pains - especially of arms, legs and the knees. It is also good for the abdominal disorders.

Sixth Posture - Ashthanga Pranipatasana

Inhale and hold the breath. Keep the knees on the floor and make the chest and forehead to touch the floor. The palms are to be placed on the side of the chest. Ensure that the abdomen should not touch the floor and drag it. 

Mantra - Om Pusane Namaha

Advantages - This exercise makes the arms strong and if ladies perform this Asana before getting pregnant, the child could be prevented from many diseases. 

Seventh Position – Bhujangasana

Inhaling the breath, lower your waist and raise your upper body. Now look upwards and keep the arms straight. 

Mantra - Om Hiranya-Garbhaya Namaha


Advantages - Apart from toning up the body and the back muscles, this Asana improves eyesight. Disorders related to the reproductive system and the irregularities in female’s menstrual cycle are corrected. Also improves blood circulation.


Eighth Posture – Bhudharasana

This position is the same as that of Bhudharasana, explained in fifth position. 

Mantra - Om Marichiye Namaha

Ninth Posture - Ekapada Prasaranasana

Repeat the process of fourth position.


Mantra - Om Adityaya Namaha

Tenth Posture - Namaskara Hastapadasana

The position is same as that of the third one.

Mantra - Om Savitre Namaha

Eleventh Posture – Parvatasana

The procedure is same as that of step two.

Mantra - Om Arkaya Namaha

Twelfth Posture – Namaskarasana

Same as that of first position

Mantra - Om Bhaskaraya Namaha

This full round of Surya Namaskar can be repeated as many times as possible.

“Om Sri Savitra Soorya Narayanaaya Namah”

Oneness Daily Teaching for 27th March

Today's Teaching: 

"A single Experience is sufficient to Unravel God and the truths of the Universe"

                - Have a Day of Experience !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 26th March

Today's Teaching:

"When Craving Ceases, You are Awakened" 
             - Have a Graceful Day !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 24th, 25th March 2013

As long as thought is controlling you, there will be opposites as perfect and imperfect, good and bad, right and wrong.
                                                -HAVE A DIVINE DAY!


It is the Trick the Mind is Playing to give You
the feeling You are there. What is there is only Existence" - Have a Day of Awakening!

Oneness Weekly Teachings from 24th march to31st march

Webcast Darshan for Canada & France Tamil devotees

Q1: Bhagavan, please explain one of your teachings "Past is flowing into the present and manifests itself as the future".

A1: The mind is something that is always with us. What is the mind? The mind is the flow of thought, from the past, through the present, into the future. So, the flow is only about the past. To think about the past is being in the past. Even to think about the future, is being in the past. The past projects even the future. So we are always caught up in the past. Hence there is no freedom for us at all. The past is cut only when we are Awakened. Only then we can say we have real freedom. Otherwise, there is only the past.

Q2: Bhagavan, we are now in the Awakened state. What should we do to attain level 50 Bhagavan?

A3: First we should be Awakened. Awakening cannot be attained by personal efforts. It can only be attained by Grace. We are giving it to you first. So, you have attained Mukti, attained Awakening. But it doesn't end there. Next, we need to move towards transformation. We need to transform completely. For that to happen, there must be intense awareness. Those who attained Mukti can be intensely aware. Thereafter, you must live the teachings. We have given you many teachings. Teachings for the Awakened One and for the Unawakened One. So after Awakening, you must live the teachings. You must apply them in your day to day life. When you do that, a big change will occur. That is transformation.

If the transformation occurs, we can attain level 50. Otherwise we cannot. So, ascending from the awakened level given to you level 50 is your responsibility. That is not our work. Our work is to make you Awakened. Once we have awakened you, you must make use of it for your own growth. You must move into transformation. Like, if you see some people, they may be awakened, but there would be no transformation. Because they are not applying the teachings. So, teachings must be applied in your life. You must live the teachings! When you do that, a transformation occurs and once the transformation occurs you can quickly reach levels 50 or 60.

Q4: Bhagavan, in the dark room process, how are Divine Beings and Satyalok Bhagavan helping us?

 A4: In the dark room process, AmmaBhagavan and many other Light Beings are working together. Basically, we are doing a surgery on your brain. So it is a team work. So, it is convenient for us to do such a surgery in the dark room, when you are in the dark room doing no other activities and in silence. Like in a hospital room, you would need to lie down on the bed for the operation to be performed. It would not be possible to operate if you were jumping on the bed. Likewise, if you are calm and quiet and on a limited diet in a sacred space, we can do surgery easily.

Q5: Bhagavan, it is said that the cause of all problems which man is facing today is because man has moved far from God. Please explain this Bhagavan.

A5: Basically, God should not be a matter of belief. It is pointless to approach God with just a matter of belief. God must be discovered, God must be real to you. Must be a living experience. We can see God, talk with God, we can even walk with God. All this can be done. So, what happens then is, when faced with a problem, a simple prayer or a simple request will solve it immediately. If you have a powerful friend with you, life becomes so easy. In the same way, who can be a better friend than God? But the same God must be really your friend. You must be able to communicate with him, talk with him. You must do all that. So, in the next stage we will go on to God realization, after that, you and God become best friends. After that, if you have a financial problem you will ask God "I have this problem, I need help". "My health is not so good, I need this".

You can ask powerfully (with the powerful bond) and so the answers would come powerfully. That is the next stage. For all that, the first stage is Awakening. We have been focusing on it and have already achieved the target. Now, in the next stage we are moving to transformation and God realization.

Q6: What is the significance of Homa?

 A6: All of our problems are in the unconscious mind. There is a special language to deal with the unconscious mind. The language is Homas. The unconscious understands the language of the Homas. It doesn't know our normal language. It understands the ritualistic language. That is why we do the Homas. That is why Homas are so very effective.

Q7: The Awakened One does not get hurt. Therefore there is nothing to forgive. This is today's webcast teaching Bhagavan. Please explain.

A7: Basically, after Awakening, "I" as a person does not exist. When there is no "I", there is no one to get hurt. That is the state of an Awakened person. In the case of an Unawakened person, there is a feeling of "I", which gets hurt regularly and tries to forgive every time. But for an Awakened person there is no one to get hurt. Not that something special is happening. There is no person there to get hurt. If he, the Awakened person, gets hurt, it means that the transformation process is not yet over. So you must work on the transformation. For that you must, like I said before, you must live the teachings. That is your effort! For Awakening your effort is not required. We give it to you. But living is your effort! You must live the teachings!

Q8: Bhagavan, please explain about Awakening and Enlightenment.

A8: Now, if you have a car that you are driving, and you switch the engine off. The switching off of the engine is Awakening. The engine has been switched off. The mind has been switched off. You have been declutched from it. But the car has its momentum, so it does not stop immediately. It stops after a little distance. But it certainly stops after a little distance. That stopping is Enlightenment. Before that, when it shuts, only the engine is shut. The mind's flow is stopped. That is awakening! But still, due to the past momentum, it goes on for some time. After some time it stops completely. After that, even the flow of thoughts would be a rare occurrence. That is Enlightenment. Plus a complete transformation would continue to take place. This person would be different from other people in all aspects. So Awakening leads to Transformation. And Transformation leads to Enlightenment.

Q9: How does Mukti act as a solution for all problems?

A9: If we analyze the cause and effect of all the problems, the final cause is the sense of separation. I'm different and the rest are different. That is the reason. That separateness is the "Self". That Self is the cause of all problems! If the self is not there, there are no problems. How do you remove the Self? That is Awakening. When you get awakened, the Self dissolves. Basically, if the Self goes, all problems should go. But the car has to stop. There is a past momentum, a karmic momentum. So for some time, there might be some problems. But all that would eventually dissolve because no fresh karma would be accumulated.

Mind chattering would reduce significantly. So the solution for all problems is Awakening. The Self should be dissolved. The Self is responsible for personal problems, individual problems, problems in the family, problems in the society, problems in the world, problems between countries, problems with our environment and for all other problems. If we take it off, we can destroy the Self. That is Awakening.

Q10: What is the significance of the Oneness Temple? How is it helping to attain Mukti?

A10: Oneness Temple is the 3-dimensional projection of the Surya Yantra. We are entering a Yantra. So, when you are entering a Yantra, the kundalini is activated, our chakras are all activated. So you are made ready for awakening. That is why the temple was built. The reason for building the temple was to awaken people's kundalini and to activate their chakras. It activates kundalini of not only the people who visit the temple but also helps the others who are unable to visit. Even if you are in Canada, it will raise your kundalini and activate your chakras. Just thinking about the temple will work. But actually it is very very effective if you enter the Temple.

Q11: What is the significance of the Temple in Nemam? How is it helping in solving our day to day problems?

A11: The main cause of a lot of our problems is because our ancestors who are stuck up at some place. They are stuck up in various realms. Who?... Our ancestors. Sometimes when they are stuck, you may have a financial problem. Sometimes when they are stuck you may have a health problem. Sometimes when they are stuck, you may have a court case. Likewise, it will manifest in similar ways. It is because our ancestors are stuck up.

Nemam specializes in clearing your ancestors. Your ancestors are getting cleared fast when you worship at Nemam. In the same way, if you have a problem because of your ancestors, that will be resolved fast at Nemam. Suppose your financial problems are caused by your ancestors, the best way to solve the problem is by worshipping at Nemam. It will quickly clear the problem. Suppose, if you have a health problem because your ancestors are stuck somewhere, worshipping at Nemam will clear the problem fast.

Q12: After Awakening, what is the significance of participating in Mahadeeksha and level 1 AmmaBhagavan process and level 2 AmmaBhagavan Process?

A12: Even after Awakening, if you take part in these processes, your levels will go much higher. Every time when you participate, even though the same thing you hear, your levels will go up.

Oneness Daily Teaching for 23rd March 2013

Today's Teaching: 
                     "The Purpose of Human Existence is to Discover Unconditional Love" 
                        
                     - Have a Lovely Day !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 22nd March 2013

Today's Teaching:
               
    "God is What You Want Him or Her to Be"

                                                      - Have a Prosperous Day !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 21st March 2013

Today's Teaching:
                               
"Pain and Pleasure are two ends of the same               coin"                                                           
                                                      - Have a Day of Success !

Oneness Daily Teaching for 20th March 2013

Today's Teaching: 

     "The Life of an Individual is Controlled by the Programs that run in the Unconscious"
                     
                 - Have a Day of Breakthru

Oneness Weekly Teachings as of now

By being grateful for all that has happened and to the people involved in ones life, one enters the spiritual path


Fear is the greatest obstacle on the spiritual path. Confront your fears.


See yourself in others, see others in you.


Be yourself.


When stepping back from your own mind occurs, there is an understanding of all things.


When judgement stops of its own accord, there is oneness with all that is.


The Awakened One, acts without doing anything, this cannot be practiced.


The Awakened One is empty and therefor capable. One should not try to empty one's self.


The Awakened One is detached from all things, and hence, is one with everything. Detachment when practiced leads to indifference which is not detachment.


The Awakened One sees the world as himself or herself. Loves and cares for the world as one's self. To the Awakened One all things are perfect as they are.


The Awakened One remains unmoving, and action arises by its self. The Awakened One allows things to come and go like clouds in the sky. The Awakened Ones sustains all beings without trying to.


The Awakened One is open to everything and everything falls into place.


The Awakened One is one with that which was there before the universe was born. It is the one which is eternally present, the unborn and the undying, one without a beginning and an end, ever unchanging, solitary, empty, infinite, blissful, the eternal 'I'.


The Awakened One remains unmoving till perfect action arises by itself. The Awakened One is free of all views and concepts; is One with the what is.


The Awakened One journeys without journeying.


The Awakened One is open to all people and all situations and flows with them.


The Awakened One sees the world emerging from the void; therefore accept the world as it is. As the Awakened One accepts the world as it is, the Awakened One is established in the primal Self.


The Awakened One has no will and no illusions. The Awakened One merely dwells in reality.


The Awakened One does not try to change the world. It is perfect and sacred to the Awakened One.


The Awakened One sees things as they are, and doesnt try to control or shape them.


The Awakened One doesnt try to convince others.


The Awakened One knows that what is to happen will happen;and what is not to happen will not happen; and that the universe is forever out of control.


The Awakened One has no fixed plans and no destination.


The Awakened One accepts oneself; and the world accepts the Awakened One.


The Awakened One knows oneself; and hence has wisdom.


The Awakened One has no conflict with oneself; and hence has true power.


The Awakened One embraces death; for there is no death for the Awakened One.


The Awakened One knows that there is  nothing to learn; what is needed is only to unlearn.


The Awakened One achieves nothing; for there is nothing to be achieved.


The Awakened One understands nothing; for there is nothing to be understood.


The Awakened One knows nothing; for there is nothing to be known.


The Awakened One does not perceive anything as good or bad; or as right or wrong; and hence has no preferences; and therefore doesnot try to change the way things are.


The Awakened One neither suppresses nor ignores, neither resists nor justifies what is there, inside or outside; but merely is aware of the what is.


The Awakened One does nothing; but leaves nothing undone; for all things are happening all the time around and through the Awakened One.


Teaching:

Thoughts are subtle, divisive and elusive; and an expression of the self.

They wander as they like. They create judgement and a troubled and disturbed mind.

They prevent Awareness from happening.  The unawakened must learn to direct, to control and to quieten thoughts by ruling over them.

The Awakened One has moved beyond judgement, for he has gone beyond thought; as he is always 'Aware'.(105 of 131)


Teaching:

When One is not Awakened One must not behave like one.

When One is Awakened One practises nothing.One is just Awake.

To be Awake is not a means to an end.

To be Awake is an end in itself.

When One is not Awake One must practise goodness.

Where there is no goodness One must practise virtue.

Where there is no virtue One must practise ritual conditioning. "(104 of 131)


Teaching:

The Awakened One has no sense of being and doing. The Awakened One has no vision or goal in mind. There is just doing. The Awakened One is humble, and doesnot practice humility.

The unawakened has a sense of being and doing, and therefore must have a vision or goal in mind. The unawakened must practice humility.(103 of 131)


Teaching:

The Awakened One sees the imperfect as perfect in itself; and hence rejoices in the way things are.

The un-awakened one sees imperfection everywhere; and hence he is unhappy and dissatisfied with the way things are.

The un-awakened one must therefore work to change things. This too is perfect for the Awakened One.(102 of 131)


Teaching:

The Awakened One has nothing to defend and therefore does nothing to feel secure.

The unawakened one has a lot to defend and therefore must do things to feel secure.(101 of 131)


Teaching:

The Awakened One does not know or understand, but sees.

The unawakened one knows and understands, but does not see.(100 of 131)





Teaching:
The Awakened One is constantly unlearning and therefore continuously unburdened, lives in freedom.
The unawakened one is constantly learning and therefore continuously burdened and does not know what freedom is and hence what living is.(99 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One allows things to happen their own way.
The unawakened one tries to make things happen one's own way.(98 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One has no mind.
The unawakened one has a mind.
The Awakened One having no mind works with the mind of others.
The unawakened one having a mind struggles with the mind of others.


Teaching:
The Awakened One whether does or does not do, does not try.
The unawakened one whether does or does not do, does try.(96 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One lives in the mystery that life is.
The unawakened one tries to understand what life is.(95 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One sees the many as the One.
The unawakened one sees the One as the many.(94 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One is one with the what is.
The unawakened one is one with the what should be.(93 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One is virtuous. The unawakened one practices virtue.(92 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened one experiences all the time. The unawakened one dreams all the time.(91 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One has no cause for His joy, and therefore nothing affects His joy.
The unawakened one knows only pleasure or pain, dependant on all that is happening.(90 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One experiences freedom because of the absence of choice and hope.
The unawakened one experiences freedom in the presence of choice and hope.(89 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One owns things, but does not end up being owned by them.
The unawakened one owns things and ends up being owned by them.(88 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One is ready to die.
The unawakened one is not ready to die.(87 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One experiences nothing but consciousness, for there is only consciousness.
The unawakened one tries to understand consciousness.(86 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One makes use of conditioning.
The unawakened one is made use of by conditioning.(85 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One knows no fear.
The unawakened one knows nothing but fear.(84 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One knows no attachment.
The unawakened one knows nothing but attachment.(83 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One is what one is.
The unawakened one is what one is not.(82 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One has realized that there is nobody to be awakened.
The unawakened one is waiting for somebody to be awakened.(81 of 131)




Teaching:
The Awakened One experiences without the experiencer.
The unawakened one experiences with the experiencer.(80 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One is happy for no reason.
The unawakened one is happy for some reason.(79 of 131)

Teaching:
The Awakened One acts without possessing, interfering or expecting anything.
The unawakened one does the opposite.(78 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One sees everything as perfect.
The unawakened one sees everything as imperfect.(77 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One has no problem with wealth - for wealth is not the problem.
The unawakened one has problem with wealth - for the sense of possession is the problem.(76 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One does not think about one's actions.
The unawakened one thinks about one's actions.(75 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One is balanced.
The unawakened one is out of balance.(74 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One cannot cling to good and bad.
The unawakened one has to cling to good and bad.(73 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One looks inside oneself.
The unawakened one looks outside oneself.(72 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One has no preferences.
The unawakened one has preferences.(71 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One never expects results.
The unawakened one always expects results.(70 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One does not try to impose one's will.
The unawakened one tries to impose one's will.(69 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One knows that the world governs itself.
The unawakened one thinks that the world must be governed.(68 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One witnesses things happen.
The unawakened one tries to make things happen.(67 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One experiences freedom from one's own ideas.
The unawakened one is caught up in one's own ideas.(66 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One allows destiny to be created.
The unawakened one tries to create destiny.(65 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One is not afraid of the truth.
The unawakened one is afraid of the truth.(64 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One has nothing to oppose.
The unawakened one has something to oppose.(63 of 131)

Teaching:
The Awakened One lives in humility.
The unawakened one cultivates humility.(62 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One responds to circumstances.
The unawakened one creates circumstances.(61 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One does not seek greatness.
The unawakened one seeks greatness.(60 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One follows the flow of events.
The unawakened one resists the flow of events.(59 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One sees everything set in eternity.
The unawakened one sees everything set in the immediate.(58 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One does not know.
The unawakened one knows.(57 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One does not compete or compare.
The unawakened one competes and compares.(56 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One arises from the heart.
The unawakened one arises from the head.(55 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One is free of all knowing.
The unawakened one is caught up in knowing.(54 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One trusts oneself.
The unawakened one trusts others.(53 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One is connected to everything.
The unawakened one is not connected to anything.(52 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One knows that there is nothing to learn.
The unawakened one is constantly learning.(51 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One does not try to control the future.
The unawakened one tries to control the future.(50 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One is flexible.
The unawakened one is inflexible.(49 of 131)

Teaching:
The Awakened One is transparent.
The unawakened one is not transparent.(48 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One does not blame others.
The unawakened one blames others.(47 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One lives in the moment.
The unawakened one lives in the past or the future.(46 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One responds from the heart.
The unawakened one reacts from the head.(45 of 131)

Teaching:
The Awakened One has but does not possess.
The unawakened one possesses what one has.(44 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One lives.
The unawakened one exists.(43 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One makes use of his mind.
The unawakened one is made use of by his mind.(42 of 131)



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The Awakened One listens.
The unawakened one reacts.(41 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One is free.
The unawakened one tries to be free.(40 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One has no freedom to choose.
The unawakened one has freedom to choose.(39 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One has thoughts.
The unawakened one has an illusory thinker also.(38 of 131)

Teaching:
The Awakened One acts from non-self centeredness.
The unawakened one acts from self centeredness.(37 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One stays with the what is.
The unawakened one keeps moving away from the what is.(36 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One sees the many as the One.
The unawakened one sees the One as the many.(35 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One sees no person only personalities.
The unawakened one sees a person with personalities.(34 of 131)

Teaching:
The Awakened One sees the seer as the seen.
The unawakened one sees the seer and the seen as not the same.(33 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One stays with the what is.
The unawakened one keeps moving away from the what is.(32 of 131)

Teaching:
The Awakened One suffers, therefore there is no suffering.
The unawakened one moves away from suffering, therefore there is suffering.(31 of 131)




Teaching:
The Awakened One sees the problem.
The unawakened one creates the problem.(30 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One sees everything as a happening.
The unawakened one sees everything as made to happen.(29 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One wonders at life.
The unawakened one finds life ordinary.(28 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One finds everything complete and perfect.
The unawakened one finds everything incomplete and imperfect.(27 of 131)

Teaching:
The Awakened One responds.
The unawakened one reacts.(26 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One does not identify oneself with one's thoughts.
The unawakened one identifies oneself with one's thoughts.(25 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One experiences reality as it is.
The unawakened one experiences reality through images.(24 of 131)

Teaching:
The Awakened One flows with life.
The unawakened one struggles with life.(23 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One sees life as a miracle.
The unawakened one looks for a miracle in life.(22 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One has no answers.
The unawakened one is full of answers.(21 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One is virtuous by nature.
The unawakened one practices virtue.(20 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One sees everything as connected to everything else.
The unawakened one sees everything as unconnected to everything else.(19 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One does everything out of joy.
The unawakened one does everything for pleasure.(18 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One listens.
The unawakened one interprets.(17 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One is free of all images about oneself.
The unawakened one is full of images about oneself.(16 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One knows that nothing can be known.
The unawakened one tries to know everything.(15 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One flows with life.
The unawakened one struggles with life.(14 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One is free of the past.
The unawakened one is a prisoner of the past.(13 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One perceives everything as perfect.
The unawakened one perceives everything in terms of pain or pleasure.(12 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One feels helpless.
The unawakened one feels desperate.(11 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One does not crave.
The unawakened one keeps craving.(10 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One does not move into self pity.
The unawakened one wallows in self pity.(9 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One has no questions about oneself.
The unawakened one is full of questions about oneself.(8 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One experiences the stillness of energy.
The unawakened one experiences the wastage of energy.(7 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One has no fundamental questions.
The unawakened one has fundamental questions.(6 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One cares for others.
The unawakened one cares for oneself.(5 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One does not get hurt; therefore there is nothing to forgive.
The unawakened one gets hurt; therefore tries to forgive. (4 of 131)



Teaching:
The Awakened One knows that nothing is permanent.
The unawakened one seeks permanence. (3 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One has no conflict.
The unawakened one is in conflict. (2 of 131)


Teaching:
The Awakened One naturally becomes significant.
The unawakened one craves for significance. (1 of 131)