✅ THE NISARGADATTA GITA

 catch hold of the knowledge ‘I am’

in meditation and the realization will

occur that ‘I’, the Absolute, am not the

‘guna’ (quality) ‘I am’.

97. Do nothing but stay in the

knowledge ‘I am’, the ‘moolmaya’ –, or

primary illusion, and then it will release

its stranglehold on you and get lost.

98. In deep meditation,

infused only with the knowledge ‘I am’,

it will be intuitively revealed to you as to how this

‘I amness’ came to be.

99. The knowledge ‘I am’ means

consciousness, God, Guru, Ishwara, but

you the Absolute are none of these.

100. You have to understand that the ‘I

am’ is even before the arising of any

words, thoughts or feelings.

101. The indwelling principle ‘I am’ is

common to all and has no attributes; it is

the principle of the whole functioning.

102. Identify yourself with the highest

principle in you which is the knowledge

‘I am’. This will elevate you to the status

of ‘Brihaspati’ – the guru of gods.