How To See God (The Yoga of Daily Life Book 1)
Book Details
Author(s)Darshan Krishna
ISBN / ASINB018KS9MFM
ISBN-13978B018KS9MF4
Sales Rank459,333
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
God is in all beings, objects, things and forms. As simple as this may sound, it is the most complex, for between the formless and the multiplicity of forms, there is infinity.
Imagine, going down to nothing from the sheaths of your body, mind, emotions, feelings, thoughts, experiences, skin, bones, flesh, muscles and everything there is in the world to realizing that nothingness is the real being.
I try to create my own spiritual practices, besides all the conventional practices that have existed for millenniums. One such practice is realizing that pain is not experienced by or is not part of the one who is actually living i.e. you. Our sense of living has never been affected, despite all the troubles and turbulences we undergo. Pain is experienced by the body but the sense of living doesn't.
We experience pain because we identify with the pain and think of pain as an invasion from an external source i.e. caused by an external affliction. We think of ourselves as a whole being consisting of a body and mind and think of pain as something that has invaded this unit of ours called body.
Sometimes, I become the pain to evade pain for a snake doesn't die out of its own poison. I explore spirituality through unconventionality and that's what this book is about.
Imagine, going down to nothing from the sheaths of your body, mind, emotions, feelings, thoughts, experiences, skin, bones, flesh, muscles and everything there is in the world to realizing that nothingness is the real being.
I try to create my own spiritual practices, besides all the conventional practices that have existed for millenniums. One such practice is realizing that pain is not experienced by or is not part of the one who is actually living i.e. you. Our sense of living has never been affected, despite all the troubles and turbulences we undergo. Pain is experienced by the body but the sense of living doesn't.
We experience pain because we identify with the pain and think of pain as an invasion from an external source i.e. caused by an external affliction. We think of ourselves as a whole being consisting of a body and mind and think of pain as something that has invaded this unit of ours called body.
Sometimes, I become the pain to evade pain for a snake doesn't die out of its own poison. I explore spirituality through unconventionality and that's what this book is about.
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