Apprenticed to a Himalayan Master: A Yogi's Autobiography

by Sri. M

‘Now, “Truth” cannot be something in the past. It is the “eternal present”, and therefore, cannot be stored in the memory, which is a thing of the past, the dead past. “Truth”, on the other hand is in the present, the now, eternally flowing, pulsating with life, and therefore, cannot be touched by knowledge. ‘The mind, like the Keno Upanishad says, “cannot comprehend it”. It is only when the mind is empty of all the garbage which we carry around in our knowledgeable brains, and when it is quiet and still as it is no longer becoming anything or struggling to acquire, that there is space for the Truth, the ever present, to manifest. “The doors and the window panes, thick with the dark tint of pride and secondhand knowledge, have to be left open for the sweet, divine breeze to enter. I hope I am clear.”

Read this beautiful journey of a common man like you and me turning into a meditative being . A must read for those who are looking for answers beyond this consciousness. It clearly states that being a sage doesn’t demand a person to be a non family man , even with family a person can rise beyond the counsiousness ....

Hathayoga Pradipika and the Satchakra Nirupana, with

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