Condensed from Talks by Pujya Guruji Shree Rishi Prabhakarji from RishiVani.
The art of effortless, abundant living is Moksha.
* Sorrow and Happiness arise from your Avidya (ignorance) of Ahamkara-ego, identifying yourself falsely with entities like your body, your position in society and ideology.
* Confusion of duty (Dharma) to close relatives arises because of mind’s repeated attachments.
* Dharma is above Body-related-Family. Stand up boldly for Dharma, which nourishes all.
* Realise your true Self as a source of infinite possibilities (Sthithapra-gyna – established in Self).
Do not get stuck in narrow boundaries of Caste, Creed, Religion, Nationality, or Philosophy.
* Follow your own Truth, which if followed by others will bring nourishment for all.
* Action follows understanding. Don’t just imitate the action of others. First understand.
* Understanding itself follows consciousness. Do not just repeat texts (Shastras), or pretend to follow them with great effort.
* Instead, gain the state where such understanding and behaviour be-comes second nature to your ‘BEING’, without effort.
* Sadhana only promises a higher consciousness and understanding.
* Sadhana for an effortless, abundant life, lies in surrendering your Ego at the altar of the Divine, and establishing yourself in Non-Doing (Akarma).
* The Divine shows itself magnifi-cently in, the Himalayas, the Ashwattha tree, the Mighty Ocean etc.
* In appreciating the Divine Magnificence, you will transcend your Ego.
* There are six levels of Humans (or Varnas) according to their Sadhana – spiritual practice, surrenderfulness, or Consciousness. Everyone is born an Asprushya.
* An Asprushya (untouchable) lives as a parasite on others and makes no contribution to society.
* A Shudra cares only for himself and his Ego. He works unwillingly.
* A Vaishya strives to ensure profit for others first.
* A Kshatriya lives only for the welfare of the community.
* A Brahmana lives as a universal being beyond community, seeing God in everyone and serving King and thief alike.
* A Siddha lives beyond Natural Laws. Miracles happen around him.
* An Asprushya becomes a Shudra by the force of culture.
* A Shudra elevates himself to the level of a Vaishya by realising ‘Aham Brahmasmi’ through Brahmopade-sam, and being in ‘Laya Samadhi’ for 15 minutes, thrice a day.
* A Vaishya elevates himself to the level of a Kshatriya by realizing ‘Tatvamasi’ (You too are God) through ‘Nitya Sam-adhi’ (Samadhi while in normal activity). *.
* A Kshatriya elevates himself to the level of a Brahmana by realising ‘Sarvam Khalvidam Brahma’, (the entire universe is divine) through Visishta Samadhi of ‘Satya Vrata’ – the BST, Bhana Samadhi Training Program.
* A Brahmana elevates himself to being a Siddha (Perfect Being) by realizing ‘Prajnam Brahma’, through ‘Avadhoota Sadhana’.
* Everyone is born as an Asprushya (except Avataras). But everyone can elevate oneself to becoming a Brahmana and a Siddha by Sadhana. Abandon your concern for worldly ways, do not worry about whether your action brings about merit or sin and dedicate yourself, lock, stock and barrel, (Tana, Mana, Dhana) as an offering to the ‘Divine in everyone’.
* Serve a Sadguru, who is well versed, and learn this Sadhana of surrenderfulness.
* You will be instantly released from all confusion, and all binding effects (Papas) of your actions, and you will experience freedom (Moksha) in this life itself from NOW.
