Encourage every possibility🔗

A possibility happening inside you is like a new bud, like a tiny plant just sprouting out. It should be treated with a lot of love and respect! Every hope, every faith, every trust, and every little possibility should be kept alive, encouraged, and enriched - that is dharma. In the Vedic Tradition, we have a great heart to encourage every possibility.

I have seen people losing so many things in life, just because they cannot keep the possibility open! Just because of their narrow ideas, they postpone the decision and seal off the possibility. Don't shut down your possibilities, or postpone them, just because you cannot encounter or face certain situations. A person who shuts down his possibility is an atheist.

Atheists are people who do not have the subtle grooves in their brain to grasp the subtle higher truths of life. So they just shut down, saying, nothing like this exists. Shutting down any possibility, shutting down any hope is atheism.

Keep all hopes alive - even if it is false hope! Understand, all hopes lead you to hopelessness, not because they are false hopes, but to lead you to reality. Hope by its very innate intelligence leads you to reality. So keep all the hopes alive.

By rigid rules, so many possibilities get stopped! Whenever the possibilities are shut down, hopes are reduced. Other than the rule of no human trafficking, no other rule should be solid. Everything should be fluid, which a person can bend or alter as per his responsibility. Everything should be a flowing guideline, not a rigid rule.

Shutting down the possibility is adharma. Believing the possibility for further progress does not exist is defined as raahu in astrology. The guru keeps even the smallest possibility open. I have happened on planet Earth to open and fill everybody with all hopes; to awaken all the possibilities of you.

Science of Entanglement

February 25, 2012

I was reading an article by Dr. Bruce Lipton who has been doing some breakthrough scientific discoveries connecting science and spirituality. In his article, he quotes a term called entanglement from quantum physics. Entanglement means, when one energy source comes in contact with another energy source, they get entangled and interfere with each other. That interference can be harmonious, highly positive, and transforming.

Another physicist, Amit Goswami, published an article in a physics journal showing that entanglement affects people. He had two people meditate together. Then he moved them to two separate chambers, where they couldn't see or hear one another. When a light strobe was shone near one person's eye, it caused the firing of a certain frequency in his brain. Remarkably, at the same moment, the other person's brain also fired, even though he never saw the light! This proves what we intuitively know - that the energies of people can affect one another.

Moreover, the most powerful energy source can influence the energy of whatever is around it. It is like this: suppose you have a long wall with hundreds of pendulum clocks hanging there, and you start them at different times. Within a few minutes, all the clocks will start swinging together, and they will fall in tune with the biggest clock.

This is exactly what happens when you come into my breathing space! Suddenly, your mind gets entangled with my no-mind, my thought-free mind. Entanglement is only in the thought level. If your mind entangles with my no-mind, it is entanglement.

If your muscle memory gets entangled with my muscle memory, it is called entrainment. And if your bio-memory

gets entangled with my bio-memory, it becomes enlightenment; entanglement becomes entrainment and entrainment becomes enlightenment.

Entanglement happens when the thoughts of two or more people are in union with one another. Entrainment happens when two people fall in tune with the same idea. Enlightenment happens when two people unite beyond ideas.

Whenever you are in the presence of the Master, practice sitting in an unclutched way. Disengage from any thoughts and emotions that are happening inside you. Do not be attached to any thoughts. When you sit like this in the Master's presence, entanglement, entrainment and enlightenment can happen spontaneously in you.

The Master's rotten apples

September 12, 2010

Understand, you always project your own negative patterns on the Enlightened Masters and use that scale to judge them! That's why the Masters say, even the actions that you believe to be wrong, if they are done by an Enlightened Master, simply accept them, because your narrow logic cannot grasp the great compassion of an Enlightened Being!

I have a story for you from this book:

An Enlightened Master is traveling through a forest. At a distance, he sees a man sleeping under an apple tree with his mouth wide open. When he comes nearer, he suddenly notices that a small poisonous snake is about to enter the mouth of the man. The man is so fast asleep that he does not even realize that a snake is getting into his mouth! The Master rushes towards the man, but it is too late; the snake has already entered inside. Now there is no time! Before the poison goes into the blood, something has to be done. He looks around and sees that there is nothing but rotten apples lying all around. So he gives the man a few sharp slaps and wakes him up. The man wakes up and asks, 'What is the matter with you? Why are you abusing me like this?'

But the Master has no time to explain. He starts picking up the rotten apples and stuffing them down the throat of the shocked man. The man starts shouting, 'Who are you? I don't even know you! Why do you have so much anger against me? Why are you doing this to me?'

The Master is not even listening! He is just pushing the rotten apples into the man's mouth even as he is shouting, screaming; he just holds the man's head and literally pushes all the rotten apples down his throat, and a little mud also!

Finally this man can't tolerate it anymore and starts screaming, 'Help! Help! This man is killing me!' But still the Master does not stop. In his deep compassion, he forces the man to swallow more and more apples. In a few minutes, because of all the rotten apples and mud in his stomach, the man started feeling nauseous, and he vomits everything; he just throws everything out. Not only do the rotten apples and the mud come out, but the snake also. Everything comes out.

The man watches in shock and finally he understands. He falls at the feet of the Master saying, 'Forgive me for suspecting your motives! You are not just my Master, you are my God!'

Whatever you think is good for you, you are ready to accept. Whatever you think may not be directly good for you, you resist.

Understand, I know a little more about what you need or what you know about you. If you have a little problem with seva, that is exactly what you need for

living enlightenment!

If you are not that inspired to do seva, and your feel that sitting with me is more inspiring than doing seva, forget about sitting with me. Go and do seva. That is what the obstacle is. I am not teaching you enlightenment by sitting with closed eyes. I am teaching living enlightenment.

Understand, when I am putting rotten apples in your mouth, I know the reason! You may not know. I know the reason.

That's why the Zen Masters say, even what you think is wrong, if it is done by an enlightened being, then accept it. It is good for you.