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What did God want me to learn from this? What did I bring to the table in this situation? These are questions we should always ask ourselves.  

Many people believe that resonating like a tuning fork is connecting with others, being in tune with others. In reality, resonating is immature caring—not real care or empathy, but a …

Think of the central square from which a whole city radiates. Then imagine that you believe some point on the outskirts of that city is the center. Your mental map will …

Watching your thoughts is not going inward. You’re just watching the same old reruns.

Every time we go into a container, we are fodder for death. When we are no longer attached to any container, there is no death. To live as though already …

Resonating in particular is how we fool ourselves about connecting with ourselves and the world. In our wrong understanding, we resonate with others’ vibrations, believing we are connecting with those …

Baba always spoke of not hurting a human heart. This was and is the crucial guide by which to assess our motivations and actions. True sādhana bruises the ego, but …

When we are blind, we do not see how much or even whom we hurt. We do not realize that the vibration, not the action, is what usually causes the …

As adults, will we cling to our idealizing and the resulting deep disappointment, or can we see our mothers as our first teachers, who were unique for each of us? …

We have to starve the shrunken self, and redirect our attention away from it, in order for who we really are to be revealed by grace. The shrunken self will …