Dear Reader,
I want you to think about something.
Everyone wants experiences, whether materialistic or spiritual.
But why do you think you all want so many experiences?
Do you think it is for your progress? Or is it for something else?
And when it ends, what is the limit of your experience?
People think the whole of their life is for experiences.
They tell me, ‘I experienced this, and I experienced that…’
Some people get married but it is not sufficient.
They want a child but one is not sufficient.
They have twenty children and, oh my God!
They work hard and they want to experience it all.
But what is the end result? How does it all end?
When you see some other person, we say, Oh no, that’s too much!
And we are not aware that we are all doing exactly the same.
So think about it: why do we need to have so much experience?
And what is the result of that?
Is it really for your progress? Or is it for something else?
I want you to understand something; but not with your ego.
Most of the time we say to ourselves, “I understand.”
“I” understand.
But actually, we are not understanding!
But I understand every kind of knowledge is with us.
You ask anything, and I know “everything”.
I have experience!
Please try to get your answers within.
The answers are not written in a book. They are within you.
You are all so loving and very sweet – like more than chocolate.🍫
Always stay like that.
So have a good day and keep your worries at bay (not at eBay🤣).
Live a happy life.
These words are based on a satsang or talk given by Yogiraj Prakash Shankar Vyas, who teaches original Kriya Yoga in the direct lineage of Lahiri Mahasaya as a householder. His Guruji, Satya Charan Lahiri, was the grandson of Lahiri Mahasaya.
With love and smiles,
Heidi 🙏
