Meditation and Enlightenment

Author(s): Chandraprabh
Publisher: Jityasha Foundation

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Meditation : Nature and Application/81
mere lilliputs in front of that truth, due to which these truths appear to be truth.
My request is for that truth which prevails as an entirety, for that truth which is the mute spectator of every falsehood. We did not try to proceed even two steps towards that reality, which remained a witness to every disgraceful shame of the mind and the body. After all, that is the foundation of life. The deeper the inquisitiveness that is awakened towards that, the thirst of the inner consciousness will become more evident. The jurisdiction of meditation is to keep the torch of that thirst constantly alight, and not to let it extinguish. The deeper the hold, the more successful would be the efforts.
At the entrance of ‘Yoga', that very entirety is invoked. The smile appearing on the face is the speaking tongue of that entirety.
The entirety of life is the density of energy. That man is dead, who turns away from the energy-revolution. Energy is the basis of every activity. Energy can never be finished in the world. Why only creation, even the deluge is not possible without energy. Energy is prevalent in the entire cosmos. There is no world, where there is no energy.
Many many holy books say that 'God is the founder of the world'. The grandeur of the world cannot be denied. The world is uniquely beautiful. Beauty should be worshipped. He who protects the world's beauty, keeps affectionate eyes towards it, is factually full of sense of worship towards God. That person is God's greatest enemy (sinner) who shoots cartridges at the grandeur of the world, who makes sieves of its entirety, smears ugly blots of blood, mauls up forcibly.
The world is worthy to be loved. Religion is but the extension of friendship and love. Religion has composed the 'richayen' (cantos) for maintaining all. It is the responsibility of a man to maintain bis family, but humanity demands something else. That is not something to remain written and confined only