Atmānanda- Laharī

Opening the Inner Temple of Knowledge The rain falls at the Bay, yet no single drop claims authorship. Clouds gather -dense and dark, but none declares, “I give.” Oceans rise as vapor, trees breathe out their offering, sunlight fuels the cycle— and yet none stands apart as the doer Where does money truly flow from? From the labor of the body? From the power of thought? From the ego that claims ownership? Who is the giver? Who is the receiver? The body moves, the mind conceives, the ego asserts— while I simply witness. Everything resolves in Me- There is no separate giver, no separate receiver all arise as one, within one,  from one. When everything arises from one indivisible source, the giver and receiver dissolve; Action happens, without an actor Aim for Seva continues , the window of opportunity lights up from within, the door of the inner temple opens to the truth of knowledge.

Four questions for the truth of Self  I open the doors to the truth of Self. It is a two-step process: First — to look within ( Antarmukha ), Then — to inquire, to explore the Self. I sit and close my eyes. I allow the mind to be silent. Now, I encounter the body — this structure occupying space. I see the body’s limitation: It is bound by space. I see another limitation: It is held within birth and death. I ask — without seeking answers. For the question itself has value; Answers arise from memory, and memory is conditioned. As I am aware of the body’s limitations, am I not free from them? Unless I am free from space, how could I understand its boundaries? As I understand the limitations of space,  Am I not spaceless? Unless I am free from birth and death, how could I know their confines? As I understand the limitations of birth  and death, Am I not free from them? Now, I encounter the mind. Mind is thought. Mind is movement. Mind is time. Mind lives within opposites — p...