Daily Teachings
- Sri Paramjyothi
Love is experiencing the other as they are
Love is experiencing the other as they are
True love is not about changing the other, nor is it about projecting your ideals or expectations onto them. Love, in its purest essence, is the ability to see and experience the other exactly as they are without judgment, without resistance. It is a state of deep acceptance, where the other is not a concept in your mind, but a living reality before you.
When you truly experience the other as they are, a great silence descends within. The mind ceases to interfere, and the heart opens naturally. This is the beginning of oneness. Love then is not something you do, but a state you enter. In that state, the divine expresses itself effortlessly through your relationships, and life becomes a flow of grace. Let’s pray to Sri Ammabhagavan to experience others as they are
Life is a movement; an oscillation between order and disorder
Life is a movement; an oscillation between order and disorder
Life, as revealed in the Light of the Divine, is not static. It is a continuous journey-an eternal movement between order and disorder. When there is order, there is harmony, clarity, and a natural flow of joy. But just as night follows day, disorder too emerges-not as a punishment, but as a necessary phase for growth. Disorder shakes us, challenges us, and prepares the soil of consciousness for deeper transformation.
One must not resist disorder, but witness it with awareness. In that sacred seeing, disorder begins to give way to a higher order. Life is a sacred dance, where chaos and clarity take turns to lead, each step guided by Grace to awaken us to the Divine within. When this is seen deeply, suffering transforms into learning, and life becomes a sacred process of inner flowering. Let’s pray to Sri Ammabhagavan to understand life is both order and disorder
What is good karma?
If you gain blessing from people, it enters into your good karma account. Just like you have your bank account, there is good karma account and bad karma account. And this is noted into the good karma account.
-Sri Bhagavan
Letting go of hurt is forgiveness
Forgiveness is the key to inner freedom. To forgive is to let go of the hurt you carry within. When you hold onto pain, resentment, or anger, it binds you to the past and clouds your present. True forgiveness is not about condoning what happened; it is about releasing yourself from the suffering it creates. It is a sacred act of compassion towards yourself. In forgiveness, you reclaim your peace, your joy, and your connection to the Divine.
Forgiveness is a blessing that flows naturally when you awaken to the truth of your heart. As you see your own inner hurt and the suffering of others with deep understanding, forgiveness becomes effortless. It is not something you do it happens to you. In this grace, the chains of past wounds fall away, and love becomes your natural state. To forgive is to be free. Let’s pray to Sri Ammabhagavan to let go of all hurts and forgive all.
A single experience is sufficient to unravel God and the truths of the universe
~ Sri Paramjyothi
Non-experience of 'What Is" is Suffering
When you resist the present moment, when you fight reality as it unfolds, suffering arises. It is not the situation that causes pain, but your refusal to experience it fully. Incomplete experiencing binds you to the past and projects fear into the future, keeping you trapped in suffering.
The moment you completely experience what is - without judgment, resistance, or escape suffering dissolves. What remains is a deep peace, a sacred stillness. Life then flows naturally, effortlessly. In the Light of full experiencing, you are free. This is the path to liberation, the blessing of Oneness. Let’s pray to Sri Ammabhagavan to experience the ‘what is’.
What is important for success?
What is important for success?
The universe is like Aladdin’s magic lamp. It will give you whatever you seek.
Secondly, you need to have a focused mind, a mind that is capable of attention, that is capable of hard thinking. Thirdly, you ought to have excellent relationships within the family.
-Sri Bhagavan
Perfection or imperfection is only in your thought
The mind is the one that constantly judges and labels experiences, people, and situations as either perfect or imperfect. All things simply are - beyond the dualities created by thought. Reality is complete in itself; it is the mind that fragments and divides it based on conditioning.
When the mind becomes silent and stops measuring life, the experience of existence becomes effortless and beautiful. There is no striving for perfection, nor is there resistance to imperfection. Everything is seen as an expression of the Divine as it is. True peace arises not from changing the external world, but from the deep realization that perfection and imperfection are merely projections of our thinking mind. Let’s pray to Sri Ammabhagavan to understand that imperfection only lies in thoughts.
Life is to be lived and not to be questioned.
Mind is divisive in nature
Mind constantly labels, compares, and separates - creating a sense of ‘me’ and ‘the other.’ This division is the root of all inner conflict and suffering. It does not see things as they are, but through the filters of past experiences and conditioning. As long as you are identified with the mind, there will always be separation, judgment, and fear.
True transformation begins when you observe the mind without resistance or judgment. In that awareness, the grip of the divisive mind begins to loosen. What remains is a state of oneness, a deep connection with all that is. This is the beginning of true love and peace. Let grace do its work - just see, just be. Let’s pray to Sri Ammabhagavan to understand the nature of mind.
Mind is divisive in nature.
~Sri Paramjyothi
