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A Life Free of Burden

Why are we not able to progress quickly?


The reason why people do not progress quickly is that they are loaded with a pile of external opinions and thoughts.


If you go for a walk in the morning and someone asks you where you are going, you reply cheerfully that you are taking a walk. How cheerful your face looks!

At 10 or 11 am, if you are going the same route and someone asks you the same question, you answer dispiritedly: "I am going to office." You no longer exude cheer. Why? Because your mind is full of all kinds of ideas – "I have to do this, I have to do that..." – you are burdened with the sense of doership. This is not the way. Go to the office or your shop, but plan your day in such a way as if you were a prince at play. You should take all your duties as if they are acts of amusement.
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Milton would reply, "Birds sing, winds play about and caress me. In that fresh morning air, when the dawn comes tearing the nocturnal darkness apart, it brings an untold beauty. I go to see that beauty."


His wife would say, "But you don't have vision. How can you see beauty?" Milton would reply: "Beauty is not seen with external eyes. The eyes that see beauty are within us."


Similarly, to analyse our life there is no need of the external eye; we need the internal eye. To see how calm or happy we are, or what is the state of our mind in adverse circumstances, we don't need external vision. We don't require external eyes to see if we behave with equanimity in the face of troubles and insults.

We require the internal eye to see whether we are influenced by praise and respect or we remain untouched by them. This insight to make life joyful and free is available only from satsanga and company of saints who have awakened to their real Self; and is perfected through the practice of developing the 'witness' attitude . Therefore, instead of carrying the burden of the sense of doer or enjoyer, one should seek refuge in the enlightened ones and comprehend their witness absolute, eternal, pure, knowledge personified real Self free from all bondage.
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       - Asaram Bapu




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