133 Quotes About Inner-vision

In shukladhyan (Internal state that renders the constant awareness of ‘I am pure Soul'), entire world begins to be perceived as faultless. In dharmadhyan (absence of adverse internal state of being that hurts the self and others), despite seeing the other person at fault; one will uphold him as being faultless, that is ‘dhramadhyan’. ‘What is the other person’s fault? He is only an evidentiary instrument. It is due to the effect of my own karmas that I have encountered him!

Moksha (liberation) means you simply have to change your vision.

As long as one’s vision does not move towards the soul (Self is not realized), everything is just worldly life.

If in your vision, you see the soul then, you become the parmatma (absolute supreme Self) and if in your vision, you see the brother-in-law, then you become an in-law.

When the puzzle of the world is solved, one will experience eternal bliss (Samadhi) within.

In the worldly life, there is god in man and there is god even in women. God is he who remains detached and ‘sees’ everything.

The mind is vitarag (free from attachment) but the self ventures into it (becomes one with it). If you jump into a well, what can the mind do? If you can remain separate from the mind, one is considered to have the vision of the Soul (atma drashti). That is the beginning of becoming the Absolute Supreme Soul – Parmatma.

Seeing one’s own faults is enlightened view (samyak drashti), and seeing other’s faults is deluded vision (mithya drashti).

What is the balance-sheet of the worldly life? Is it a profit or is it a loss? There is a loss for the one with a twelve bedroom house, and there is a loss for the one with a two bedroom house. The loss is not in the rooms, it is in your own self. Why don’t you look for it!