guru tattva

‎“Guru is a tattva — an element, a quality inside you. It is not limited to a body or form. Guru comes in your life in spite of your refusing or being rebellious. The guru principle is so vital in life. There is an element of the guru in every human being. That wisdom in each has to be invoked, awakened. When this element is awakened, misery in life disappears. In our consciousness, wisdom comes to life when guru tattva comes to life. When we have no desires of our own, then the guru tattva dawns in our life. Wake up and see that our life is changing every moment and feel grateful for whatever you have received.”

~Sri Sri~

 

***If you are inside the house, the doors don’t mean much to you. You don’t need the door to be closed or open when you are already inside the house or inside the room. When you are not inside the room, you need the door to be opened. Jesus said “You have burnt enough in the sun, in the heat. You have roamed all over the place. Just come inside; this room is ready for you”. This is the confidence that a master gives you.

~ Sri Sri~

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Many people pray and feel their prayers are not answered. Why? Because you don’t meditate. It’s like a cell phone with no sim card. You can keep dialing, but you cannot get through. We need to do some work for society, so that our battery keeps getting charged. For better range, you need meditation and sadhana (spiritual practices). For a sim card, you need to be on the path.

~ Sri Sri~

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The master is presence. The world is relativity and relativity has its limitations. Presence is unlimited.  Presence is vast, infinite and comprehensive – all inclusive. And the presence of the master in one’s life will bring fulfilment to all relations. Every relationship will become complete with the presence of Infinity if the master is in your life.

~ Sri Sri ~

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There is a crowd – a zoo – in the mind! Creatures of all natures are present in the human mind – that is the crowd! The whole purpose of our being here is to merge the different natures and tendencies in the mind into one “hollow and empty!”

~Sri Sri~