Sadhana will bear no fruit if it is not aided by dispassion. It will be like water kept in an unbaked earthen pot. The energy will leak through the rat holes of the senses.
All rivers find their center in ocean, all touches in skin, all tastes in tongue, all smells in nose, all colors in eye, all sounds in ear, all precepts in mind, all knowledge in heart, all ac"ons in hands, all movement in feet, and all beings in Brahman.
Though you may not feel much eleva"on on certain days, the latent effects of Sadhana will bestow added bliss on other days. No effort goes in vain.
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The cold climate is best suited one to have perpetually steady concentra"on and thought. Solitude coupled with cool climate is most conducive to Sadhana.
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Do not be afraid of death. Be happy to embrace death. Be dead to the world and flesh. Only then can you find eternal life.
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During prac"ce of Silence, you should try to control the thoughts by doing Japa or medita"on or fixing thoughts on one deity; because even if you do not speak out loud, you tend to think a lot about various things in the world.