“O foolish mind, do not indulge in hatred for any sacred way if you wish to enter pure Reality. With desperate longing for truth alone, the singer of this song has plunged into the ocean of ancient Scriptures, discovering at last that my blissful Mother, her black hair falling free in ecstasy, is the living power within every religious symbol, the coherent core of every philosophy. She is the warrior spirit, Kali dancing, and she is Shiva, all-transcending. She is ineffable sweetness, Radha-Krishna, the love play that dissolves conventionality. She is Sita-Ram, compassionately wise, the complete evolution of humanity.”
God/Brahman is the Ocean of Love and Consciousness (Divinity_IS)
Esoteric Spirituality
Thursday, July 9, 2026
Peter Deunov
“Nothing else is demanded of you but to be in harmony with the entire Universe.”
“Peacemakers are living in the Divine Fire. Peacemaking is the Divine beam, which comes from the depth of the human soul. The peacemakers are the Sons of God. Peacemaking is a Divine Light and it comes from the flame that has created it.” “The greater the sacrifice one makes, the bigger one becomes. The more sacrifices one makes, the wiser one becomes, the stronger one becomes, and the better one becomes. Good people have sacrificed themselves, that is why they are strong.” “Open your hearts to the Divine and do not think about what will happen to you. Open your minds to the sublime and bright thoughts and do not worry about tomorrow.”SHREE MAA
“These are the qualities of a disciple: humility, modesty, causing harm to none, patience, the purification of knowledge, worship of the teacher, purity, consistency, self control, constant equanimity of consciousness, unswerving devotion, distaste for the society of gossip, always residing in spiritual wisdom. All that is opposed is ignorance.”
Jnaneshvar painting by Balgajbar, Gurudev Siddha Peeth, Ganeshpuri]
Jnaneshvar was a great Siddha, mystic and poetic genius of Maharashtra, India who died at the age of 21 in ecstasy. His spiritual roots were in both the Nath and Bhakti traditions and listed his lineage as Shiva, Shakti, Matsyendra, Gorakhnath, Gahini and Nivritti (his elder brother). At the age of fifteen (1290) he is said to have delivered ex tempore the nine-thousand verses of his poetic commentary on the Bhagavad Gita; Jnaneshvari (Jnaneshwari) or “Goddess of Wisdom” [ also called Bhava-Artha-Dipika (“Light on the meaning of Being”)]. Jnaneshvar’s teaching was non-dualist, saying that the mainifest world is a “sport” (vilasa) of the Absolute; the Love of the singular Reality, and regarded bhakti (devotion), the means to liberation
Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching
She who is centered in the Tao
can go where she wishes, without danger. She perceives the universal harmony, even amid great pain, because she has found peace in her heart.Michael Kewley
If you truly want to live in peace and be happy, you have to change something in you because no matter how hard you try, you cannot change every other living being in the universe to fit your desires.
Sri Aurobindo
“The last stage of perfection occurs when you are completely identified with the Divine Mother and feel yourself to be no longer another and separate instrument, servant, or worker but truly a child and eternal portion of her consciousness; it will be your constant, simple, and natural experience that all your thought and seeing and action, your very breathing or moving come from her and are hers.”
Ramana Maharshi
Swami Rama Tirtha
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