Explore Nisargadatta Maharaj's teachings on the power of awareness and transcending the 'I am' to the Absolute. Topics include self-inquiry for true happiness, awakening to awareness, exploring truth beyond concepts, unity, and liberation.
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Focus on 'I Am' for Awareness
Keep your mind focused on the sense of "I am" to become fully aware of your mind's nature.
This awareness calms restlessness and gradually transforms your inner self from darkness to light.
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Inner Impulse and Universal Guru
The impulse to seek oneself comes from within and signals readiness.
The universe serves as a guru, teaching those who stay alert and intelligent.
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Accept Pain and Pleasure
Do not pursue pleasure nor shun pain; accept and enjoy both while they last.
True bliss arises in awareness and non-resistance to experiences.
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Key pointers from Nisargadatta on the power of awareness and transcending the 'I am' to the Absolute. Taken from the text "I Am That" by Maharaj (translated by Maurice Frydman). These have been compiled and intended for deep listening and meditation.
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