Self-Knowledge and Self-Realization

23 March 2019

SUNDAY SATSANG ONLINE, 11 AM ARIZONA TIME

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Quieting the mind means using willpower to end thinking or long meditation. But such a forced ending does not bring wisdom or freedom. The latter requires that we feel lonely or uncomfortable if the mind is not constantly entertaining us. When we see its chatter, daydreams, and fears are just an empty entertainment supported only by habit, it loses its power and we rest in our self.

Ed explains how to see through the mind and find what lies below it

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A Guide to Self-Inquiry

Sitting at rest in a quiet place, "look" within and "feel" within for your sense that you exist. Look for the feeling I Am. Often it is initially found as a electric spark or tingling near the heart.

Once found, just stay there. Focus on it, then let it go. Back and forth, focus, relax.

Once found continue abiding there as often as you remember throughout the day. Lt it grow and expand until it fills your body and beyond as a sense of presence, and energetic being.

Love this sensation, love this energy body, love your sense of I Am. Then the Self will reveal itself to you.

That is the beginning and end of practice.

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