Applied Science🔗

Grasping

Grasping means understanding the context. Constantly keeping your seeking alive makes you grasp the truth.

What is Seeking?

Approaching everything with tremendous love and patience from the context of knowing the truth, wanting to know the truth, is grasping, seeking. Seeking means approaching you, approaching God, approaching world, approaching Guru, everything, with tremendous love and patience, passiveness, try to grasp what it is. Again and again understanding the context, and trying to grasp the subtlest truth of everything is seeking.

Practice Seeking

• 1. With the world, have patience, love, try to grasp what it is, don't try to frame, don't try to relate with agitation.
• 2. With God, approach It with tremendous love and patience, don't enter into Him with the fear or a greed or agitated mood.
• 3. To Guru, try to approach with tremendous patience, love, and see, try to grasp what He is, not try to grab or put Him in a frame as you want.
• 4. About yourself, try to approach with tremendous patience, tremendous patience. What you need to achieve, what you want to do, what your plans and visions are, when they are becoming real day by day, when

you are realizing them day by day, celebrate it. Approach yourself with tremendous love, patience, not with agitation and not taking yourself for granted.

Develop seeking, keep your seeking alive, reinvent yourself with your seeking, re-strategize yourself with your seeking. This is the basic truth this verse of Upanishad wants to describe.

Meditate on the difference between grasping and grabbing. Grasp pure knowledge. Experience you are pure consciousness. Experience Shivoham.

Based on satsangs delivered by rare Living Incarnation THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM