Being locked and isolated inside ideas and philosophy of life, holding on to the intellectual analysis, to the personal security based on beliefs, symbols and concepts, does not free us from conflict, but it traps us ever more, in the sense of separation. Neeraja
There is an inner place, a place of no-thinking, of no-imagination, of no-effort. When we find it there is no way back. It happens suddenly in an instant of time, but it cannot happen if we are trapped in being dependent on thoughts or to trying to not think. Neeraja [...]
Meditation is about creating space and building up silence. We learn how to let the flow of life experiences through our body be attuned to joy and peace and live a free happy and wise life. Neeraja
Invitation to inner reflection: Am I aspiring to be free from mental tyranny? Is this aspiration still alive? How intense is it? Am I ready to take one hundred percent of the responsibility rather than keep on complain? Neeraja
A liberated mind is a mind that is no more in a struggle, a mind that is no more in the way of the flow of beauty. Neeraja
What does it mean to you the word ‘freedom’? Maybe be free from something? Or have freedom of choices? Or may be to feel free to be and to do as you like? Or maybe to just ‘Be Free’? Can you stop and see, can you look deeply in yourself finding out: where are the [...]
We cannot attach ourself to something and live happily. Attachment is the cause of effort, tension and mental confusion. Attachment is a self inflicted hypnosis. Neeraja
A silent mind is an empty mind. It is the wonder of life. Silence of the mind is extraordinary. Neeraja
The root of suffering is trying to make permanent something which by nature comes and goes appears and disappears. Neeraja
Real listening is the easiest transforming practice. To listen doesn’t mean to hear, to pay attention or to take notice. There is no special object on which attention lands. In real listening attention is global, it absorbs each and everything from the grossest to the subtlest, from the most obvious to the most hidden object [...]
