Many of you have read many great books, including the Ramayana and the Bhagavata many times, for they are now easily available at a very low cost. But what proof can you give for having profited by the hours that you have spent with them? To digest the food you have taken, you have to engage in some physical activity. To digest the lessons that you imbue through holy company or through the study of great books, don't you have to practice them in daily life? Manana (recapitulation) is a very important spiritual practice (Sadhana); dwell in silence on the implications of the lessons you have come across. Keep up the enthusiasm that has given you the patience to sit through many spiritual satsangs for several hours. Develop it, and seeking the company of pious men and women, strengthen your satwik (serene and pure) tendencies, and progress in the spiritual path. You have My blessings.
When I began to think it over I had not idea what I was doing. There was nothing else to do. It was about insights and there were lots of them over the years and never an answer. It means with time it felt like just picture, a picture book with no text.
He said a month before he left the body in my meditation to be ready on the 25th of March at 3 PM. I was sitting at that time in meditation and it said only one word, 'engaged'.
