The written word
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want to know
All people are experiencing life through the senses filtered by mental habits. Teaching is clear, yet perception of it is categorised by these mental habits. There is an urgency to know within a mind filled with assertions, expectations and doubts. How can we see through the mist?
It takes persistence and is as much about unlearning as acquiring new knowledge. Teaching needs to be expressed repeatedly and in multiple forms so that individuals can connect in different ways with the clarity of the ancient message.
Provided below are examples of short articles that have been previously published through the Yogaliving community. It is not their intention to merely repeat theoretical philosophy but to engage in what is real and immediate for people.
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Article 1
Some questions on reality
Article 2
On having no edge
Article 3
What is the truth
Article 4
Bhavana of the dawn
Article 5
You are already self-realised – do nothing
Article 6
Know yourself – Jnana Yoga
Article 7
living on the razor’s edge
Article 8
A dialogue with Ram
Article 9
The art of Atma Vichara
Article 10
My practice doesn’t work
Article 11
Never mind – freedom of mind
Article 12
what is satsang?
Article 13
The light of the Guru
Article 14
Adventures in the landscape
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