God Has Entered the Cha(n)t #GMweekends
...reminding you to cross that bridge from B.C. to A.C.,
from before chanting, to after chanting,
and from head chanting, to Heart chanting.
Here, is Love.
This is the something Sacred that's born every moment.
And your awareness of It births new experiences in the world, every moment.
You have to stay aware of this unbroken connection
between the Invisible and the visible,
between the Kingdom and the world,
between God and You.
Heart Chanting is the bridge.
I Love you,
Nik
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Today's Quotes:
"before chanting to after chanting!"
-Jessika via the Love Charging Station
"MAHARISHI : ... I was in Norway - don't remember which church in Norway - and then after the lecture boys and girls gathered around me and said "I like your lecture" and I say "What did you like about the lecture?" "And he said, "You said that life is bliss, and we heard in church that life is misfortune and you must suffer." "And we're afraid to go to church because we're sad to hear that life suffers, and you have to suffer."
I said life is happiness. You just have to enjoy it. But I told you how to enjoy. If you are not connected to the creative intelligence, which is within you, you will suffer. I said the teaching of the church is not that you must suffer, but the teaching of the Church is that if you don't study the kingdom of heaven within you will surely suffer. (laugh)
So better research the kingdom of heaven within then tell the church people that they are right and now start enjoying life. I said the doctrine is fine but you have to understand the doctrine. If you don't know the kingdom of heaven, you shall suffer. Many young boys and girls started meditation and became happy. Just a message that life is bliss and there is no need for suffering. This information is just so uplifting……. the kingdom of heaven within."
-Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Audio, 1964
"I am using words just to create silent gaps. The words are secondary; the silences between those words are primary. This is simply a device to give you a glimpse of meditation. And once you know that it is possible for you, you have traveled fare
in the direction of your own being."
-Osho
"Being "in the gap- can be disorienting + even scary. Nothing to hold on to, no sense of direction, not even a hint of what choices possibilities might lie ahead. But it was just this state of pure potential that existed before the universe was created. Relax into the no-thingness; fall into this silence between the words.. watch the gap between the outgoing and incoming breathing, and treasure each empty moment of the experience. Something sacred is about to be born.
-Osho
"The river that flows in you also flows in me."
-Kabir
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