ULTIMATE |
UNEASINESS |
UNIFORMITY |
UNINVITED GUESTS |
UNIVERSE |
UNIVERSAL LOVE |
UNMINDFUL |
UNREST |
UPANISHADS |
USURP |
ULTIMATE
The experience of the Ultimate begins when every
other experience dies out. Those who have acquired
Layavastha in Brahman, as much as is possible
for the human being, remain in it sometimes with
the full depth, and sometimes a little shallow.
A man fully absorbed in Brahman all the time can
do any work but will look like a statue.(SS-362)
I express the meaning of 'adityavarnam tamasah
parastat' according to my poor ability. In Chapter
8, Sloka 9 of Bhagavad Gita the Lord has described
the effulgent form of the Ultimate Reality, which
is the object of all Upasana. This is also the
point of all beginning, as the word Adi in Adityavarnam
suggests. But beyond it lies the still finer region
of Reality which the Lord has described in slokas
20 and 21 of the same chapter. This is the region
beyond all beginning, where even upasana, in the
ordinarily comprehensible sense of the term, has
come to an end. As it may be dangerous to speak
of the end of upasana before those who have not
yet tasted the condition in a natural way, the
'Adityavarnam may advantageously be described
to them as the ultimate condition.(SS-447,448)
UNEASINESS
Going beyond easiness is uneasiness. A man becomes
conscious when similarity or sameness is disturbed.
As long as easiness is there, there is no disturbance.The
state we acquire by the help of the meditation
causes a repulse. When the outgoing tendencies
of the mind come in touch with it, or in other
words, when the tendencies touch the field of
easiness, its opposite is felt. So we should also
try to calm down the outgoing tendencies of the
mind. I now give you something about uneasiness.
If somehow a man can begin to feel easiness in
uneasiness then it will not give place to the
outgoing tendencies to enter in it.(PP-101)
UNIFORMITY
Uniformity is the characteristic of Nature and
every one has his due share of it. God is known
to be both Samvritti and Sama-darshi. A real Master
too must have his heart full with the feelings
of Uniformity. Otherwise he is not worthy of the
job at all.
(SS-200)
UNINVITED GUESTS
The best course to free yourself from unwanted
ideas is to treat them as uninvited guests and
remain unmindful of them. They will then wither
away like unwatered plants and ultimately the
same sacred thought will remain predominant. The
only way to accomplish it is, therefore, meditation
under the guidance of a capable master. (DR-34)
Treat your thoughts and ideas as uninvited guests.
If they trouble you further just imagine them
to be mine and not yours. This process is very
effective and can never fail to bring about the
desired result. Thoughts can be stopped just in
a moment, but that will not be in our interest.
Since for the attainment of liberation it is but
essential to throw out the buried thoughts after
having completed their bhoga.(SS-109,110)
UNIVERSE
We have in our mind an idea of this great universe
which is, as we all know, the material manifestation
of God. Generally we look upon it as Maya or illusion
to distinguish it from the unchanging absolute
Reality.(DR-99) The whole of the science of Mathematics
rests upon the little base, the zero. Now, for
this limitless universe we have to trace out a
zero or base from which all planes of existence
have started. (DR-100)
UNIVERSAL LOVE
I feel happy when the word 'Universal love' comes
from the mouth of any person. Generally the saints
of the day preach universal love but they do not
find ways to tell you how it is acquired. Only
remove the hatred, I say, and universal love is
there. (SDG-101) . It is there like a silk-worm
in a cocoon. (SDG-101)
One has to remove only the brokenness and he will
feel the love flowing equally to one and all,
and it becomes universal. In that case father,
mother, husband, wife and everybody will have
the same share. Love is not bad, but its proper
utilization we do not know. That, our system will
teach in due course of time. (SDG-104)
Life in family is a life worth having, because
in it we learn how to love others. It is a school
for training real life. You have to remove only
the brokenness and you will feel the love flowing
equally to one and all, and it becomes universal.
(SDG- 31)
We have come out from Divine Energy, and it has
become our base. But it has gone out of sight
which we have to revive, if we want to maintain
ourselves. Love is the way of inner awakening
to the Reality. (SDG-31)
UNMINDFUL
(People) They talk a good deal about God but inwardly
they might be no better than a down-right atheist.
They acknowledge His existence in words but at
heart they seem to be totally unmindful of His
existence. To them the only utility of God is
when they are in distress or misery. They expect
Him on such occasions to attend to their call
to remove their troubles. They pray to Him chiefly
for the supply of their wants. It is really far
from the idea of true love and devotion. (DR-98)
UNREST
Unrest and disturbance are the predominant features
of the time. For this the modern civilisation
too is responsible to a great extent. It now requires
a good deal of time and labour to overcome this
disorder. It can be removed only through sincere
love and devotion to the divine Master, and this
in all respects is the only unfailing instrument
for it and the surest path of success. (SS-408)
UPANISHADS
After a long lapse of time, after being occupied
with the elements, it was felt that the thought
had remained fixed upon it after continuously
dwelling on it. Further, they again started to
ponder over that Original current which would
be called spirituality. The result of this is
the Upanishads and this is the result of their
right thinking. (SS-333)
USURP
It is thus quite evident that if a man comes out
as a Guru or Master he has usurped the position
really due to God and as such it is nothing but
mere blasphemy.(DR-59) If a Guru comes out into
the field as a Master, puffed up with feelings
of greatness and superiority, it is obvious that
he has usurped the position of the real Master
- God. As such it is quite definite that he cannot
benefit others to the required extent.(SS-192)
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