Sunday, 21 April 2013
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Thursday, 28 March 2013
... here with the cosmic dog, Sri Cho Chu Wuji!
Sri Shunya Babaji, Sunyata Emanuel Sorensen, this is his story told to me,
over the years of his visits to us in Chandigarh in the 70's. That he was a Viking
child, of Denmark, born on Oct. 27, 1890, raised on a small farm. Little was
said about his childhood but sometimes came out in jests. And there were days
of joyous ease spent in silence near him in THAT divine consciousness.
He was always in a friendly mood and would happily answer any questions.
So one day he told of how he came to India. He said, "Before coming to
India I was a gardener communicating with plants and trees on a big estate in
England. I used to see Gurudev Tagore, the new guest there, walking alone in
the early morning before dawn.Both of us enjoying the silence we never spoke
until just near the end of his stay. He said to me, 'Why don't you come to India
and teach silence to the Indians!' So, we became friends and I begin to think of
coming to India. By the time I had reached India and Shantiniketan a year or
so later, Tagore was not there! So,I began to travel around India, alone~all one.
I was to meet him later and he introduced me to Nehru, and the sister.
There I was a guest when I was offered some land to live on, 'The Immortal
Garden of Emptiness', at Kalimat. So, this house in the hills above Almora was
built by ones gathering all the stones from around there only! When people
ask how one lives there without electricity, I tell them that I live like the birds.
When the sun is out I come out and when it gets dark I go to bed. And there
is the dog, Sri Cho Chu Wuji!"
After some time a friend of his, Paul Brunton, arranged for a trip to meet
Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi in Tiruvannamalai Ashram. This was his
"most significant spiritual encounter." He was to make three others trips there
also!
One day Paul told Sunyata that Bhagavan Sri Ramana had referred to him
as a 'Janam Siddha', a born Mystic!
He said," I used to sit daily in the back and just observe everything,
especially the Bhagavan Maharishi himself. And one day suddenly, out of the
pure akasha and living Silence, there sounded upon Emmanuel (his preferred
name for himself) these five words ‘We are always aware, Sunyata!’ So, you
see this is where the name came from and initiation and mantra!"
"It is not what I say, but what 'I am' that sometimes gets across! "
then the whole business would have to be invented!"
"Wu!"
Saturday, 23 March 2013
You may see an interview at this website:
http://www.newlives.freeola.net/interviews/11_radheshwari.php
BEAUTIFUL DAYS WITH BELOVED SANTJIO
EXTRAORDINARY TIMELESSNESS WITH PITAJI.
http://www.newlives.freeola.net/interviews/11_radheshwari.php
BEAUTIFUL DAYS WITH BELOVED SANTJIO
EXTRAORDINARY TIMELESSNESS WITH PITAJI.
¸.•*¨♥•.¸.•´*´¨ Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ~*~
.¸.•*¨♥☮❤•.¸.•´*´.¸.•*¨♥❤•.¸.•
.~☜♥☞~(¯`••´¯)~☜♥☞~
.............. *•.♥.•* ..........
♥ ԼƠƔЄ ♥
ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ
.............. *•.♥.•* ..........
♥ ԼƠƔЄ ♥
ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ
Radheshwari
Tuesday, 5 March 2013
Saturday, 23 February 2013
Friday, 15 February 2013
"Work to thine utmost, and then to thine utmost be resigned."
"Regard all thy moods as mere body moods; remain aloof, thou art the Soul."
"Be self-possessed and remain unattached. For what thou mayst think and
feel today may not move thee on the morrow ... in thy real nature, thou art
independent of both idea and emotion."...
"In Love and in Realization there are no barriers."
Voice of Divinity-
"There is a Love which knows no limits, which is everywhere, which is in the
presence of Death, and which is all tender even in the terrible. I am That Love.
There is a Love which is Unutterably Sweet, which welcomes all pain, which
welcomes all fear, which drives away all sadness, which is where so ever thou
dost search for it. I am That Love. Oh, I am the very Essence of That Love.
And O! My own self, I, That Love, am Thine Own Self, my nature is Love!"
ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ
How sublimely prompted by the Divine this book came to us! It was a
gift of Swami Jnananandaji and he told this story of Baba Shripadji.Swamiji
said that he used to roam with a young balyogi, who is a saint. And now
I know so many stories of his life. He could speak little English then, and
Swamiji knew only a little Hindi, but their language was mainly on a higher
Divine plane. One day, he said they were deep in a jungle, and out of Bal
Yogiji's mouth slowly came the words,"In The Hours of Meditation".
From a deep mood immersed in Divine Love, he made him understand
that there is a book ... in English, which most explains his own feelings.
Sometimes, Swamiji said, he felt he was in the presence of God Himself.
The bal yogi was so tuned to the Infinite! Swamiji spent two years trying
to locate this book. Even as I read it I could feel the presence of the bal
yogiji. for I knew him through Swamiji, and his vibrations are clear. The
book is most Divinely inspired and I can see why and how Balyogi Sripadji
could catch it's name through the either.
Knowingly or unknowingly we are constantly in search of the Source,
this beauteous attraction in all, so cleverly disguised. This is His game the
play of Life. To those of good fortune He reveals Himself for a moments
bliss, a hint of His depth, a glimpse of Infinite height, that one may discover
Thine own Nature and dispel illusions hold. Thy Nature is Divine!
Beyond the individual, which is just an idea that thou art confined to a
single form, thou art in truth Infinite! When you lose yourself, the idea
of being an individual, you shall be immersed again in God, you shall be One.
Indivisible! Like the rays of the Sun cannot be separated from the Sun,
so is the soul in God. .¸¸.•*`*•.✽
In The Hours of Meditation .¸¸.•*`*•.✽
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