Dialogue with Death #34: Playing a Role

Chinmaya Mission - Gita, Upanishads and Ancient Knowledge

There is an actor in a play. The actor knows he is playing a role. If he starts to identify fully with the role he is playing, he will lose sight of who he really is. Similarly, Swami Tejomayananda reminds us that we too are playing a role and shouldn’t lose sight of who we are. Once we understand that this Chaitanya in Its pure form is in the body, is the same Chaitanya that is present everywhere, we need not go searching elsewhere. Instead, this Truth can be experienced through a purified, cultured, disciplined mind, which has remained close to a Guru. One has to put in a certain amount of effort and then let the magic happen!

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There is an actor in a play. The actor knows he is playing a role. If he starts to identify fully with the role he is playing, he will lose sight of who he really is. Similarly, Swami Tejomayananda reminds us that we too are playing a role and shouldn’t lose sight of who we are. Once we understand that this Chaitanya in Its pure form is in the body, is the same Chaitanya that is present everywhere, we need not go searching elsewhere. Instead, this Truth can be experienced through a purified, cultured, disciplined mind, which has remained close to a Guru. One has to put in a certain amount of effort and then let the magic happen!

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ChinmayaChannel/

2020-09-30 29 min
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