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================================================================ Tuesday, 26 Sep 2023 07:15. The Moksha Gita: Swami Sivananda Chapter-11: Brahma - Upadesa The Moksha Gita Commentary: Swami Krishnananda. ================================================================ 5.  "Thou art indivisible, partless, and infinite. Thou art birthless and deathless. Thou art immutable and self-luminous. Thou art eternal, perpetual and self-contained. Realise this and be free." You are immutable and self-existent. You are fearless, for you are Brahman which is fearless. You have no desires, for you are full. You are without differences of body, for you are infinite consciousness. Time and space limit absoluteness and you are not these. You are divisionless and partless, for you are spaceless. You cannot change and perish, for you exist at all places and times. You cannot come to an end, for there is nothing beyond you. You have no source, for nothing existed before you. You have no faults and

  Chinmaya International Foundation (CIF) Ganpati’s arrival brought the Chinmaya International Foundation (CIF) alive in a truly divine way. The Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations on 19th September was a deeply devotional ceremony. Swami Sharadananda led a detailed Ganesha Puja that filled our hearts with devotion and reverence.  All the staff, sevaks of CIF, as well as the students of Puja Vidhanam Course and CVV, came together to take part in the Puja. Everyone invoked the blessings of Lord Ganesha, seeking His grace to remove all obstacles and bestowing the right knowledge on all for their prosperity. ================================================================ Thursday, 21 Sep 2023 07:15. The Moksha Gita: Swami Sivananda Chapter-11: Brahma - Upadesa The Moksha Gita Commentary: Swami Krishnananda. ================================================================ Chapter-11: Brahma-Upadesa -1to4 1.  "The Guru said: Thou art not this perishable body. Thou art not the wavering mind.

Swami Udit Chaithanyaji Chittorgarh is home to the Chittor Fort, the largest fort in India and Asia.  The fort of Chittor has witnessed the world's longest-ruling dynasty, the Kingdom of Mewar, for almost 8 centuries.  Built in the 7th century, Chittorgarh is the largest fort in Asia.  Spread over the area of 700 acres, this place has 22 water bodies.  It was sacked thrice; first in 1303 by Alauddin Khalji, again in 1535 by Bahadur Shah of Gujarat, and lastly by the Mughal Emperor Akbar in 1568.  Its Hindu Rajput rulers fought fiercely to maintain their independence. ================================================================ ================================================================ Saturday, 16 Sep 2023 06:30. The Moksha Gita: Swami Sivananda Chapter 10: The State of Jivanmukti- 10&11. Commentary: Swami Krishnananda. ================================================================ 10.  "He whose mind does neither sink nor float amidst pains and pleasures is in

========================================================================= Monday, 11 Sep 2023 06:30. The Moksha Gita: Swami Sivananda Chapter 10: The State of Jivanmukti-7,8 & 9. Commentary: Swami Krishnananda. ========================================================================= 7.  "The liberated sage, the prince of ascetics who has conquered the enemy, ignorance, who has known the secret of true bliss, uses the palms of his hands as his bowl and sleeps blissfully under the foot of a tree." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Jivanmukta does not feel the necessity for abiding by what brings pleasure to the physical body. The palm of the hand is his bowl, the earth is his bed, the sky is his clothing. He does not exert to acquire any object that is limited in space and time. His absolute consciousness by its very nature of all-inclusiveness attracts that part of universal existen

================================================================ Tuesday, 05 Sep 2023 07:30. The Moksha Gita: Swami Sivananda Chapter 10: The State of Jivanmukti-5 & 6. Commentary: Swami Krishnananda. ================================================================ 5.  "The sage who has destroyed all his desires and egoism, who is always calm and serene, equanimous, who does not see any distinction of form and who has freed himself from delusion or ignorance shines brilliantly." ============================================================== Commentary The state of the Jivanmukta is the consciousness of the consummation of spiritual attainments. The expanding nature of consciousness finds its Destination reached and having expanded itself beyond space and limitation, rests in a state of undisturbed changelessness, where Fullness, Peace and Bliss become the centre of Experience. When the universal generalisation of the being of consciousness is effected, the particularised