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DISSATISFACTION – IV The Soul is described as: Eternity Therefore: Stop counting days and lifetimes Forever Therefore: Let go of hurry Let go of worry All Energy Meditation is described as: Mining your own Soul-Energy The teaching suggests meditation helps increase: Energy Awareness Grasp of truth According to the text: Low energy and low awareness contribute to misery and suffering. Meditation as the Path Meditation is described as the way out of: Miseries Sufferings Toward:

DISSATISFACTION – III The fundamental nature of the Soul is described as: Dissatisfaction This is presented as a teaching of: Soul Science Soul Science is described as a basis for: Healthy living Happy living Meaningful living Harmonious living The Teaching of Dissatisfaction According to the text: Nobody can fully satisfy you You cannot completely satisfy yourself Circumstances cannot permanently satisfy No present moment alone can completely satisfy The continuation of the

DISSATISFACTION – II The soul’s fundamental nature is described as: “Dissatisfaction” or “Lack of Satisfaction” Because of this, the soul constantly seeks: Satisfaction Fulfillment Yet the teaching suggests that complete fulfillment is never permanently reached. However, through: Deep contemplation Meditation Understanding truth A “Paradoxical Satisfaction” begins to arise. This state is described as: Nirvana A condition of: No suffering Inner freedom The teaching suggests: S

DISSATISFACTION The soul’s fundamental nature is described as: Dissatisfaction This is connected to the idea that: The Soul is Emptiness The teaching links this idea to the realization of Buddha and many awakened beings. Because of this nature, the soul continually seeks different forms of satisfaction, including: Physical Emotional Intellectual Social Spiritual Ego-inflating experiences For the soul: Every little pleasure counts Every surprise counts Every sensation counts E

SATYAM – SHIVAM – SUNDARAM Souls seek: Satyam Truth Shivam Well-Being Sundaram Beauty The teaching states: Shivam arises from Satyam. Where there is untruth (Asatyam), there is Ashivam—the absence of: Wellness Well-being Health Goodness The text suggests: Ashivam arises from untruth Shivam arises from truth The Soul is described as the grand truth. When the soul turns inward, it produces Shivam, which in turn becomes Sundaram—beauty.

THE SOUL – IV The Soul is described as: Simplicity Equality Equanimity Emptiness Total Fullness The Soul is also described as: “Dissatisfaction” + “Satisfaction” The Soul as Oneness The Soul is: One-ness “I”-ness “I am Not-ness” The Soul is portrayed as: Miraculous Compassionate Passionate Ever co-operative All attention All pervading All cognizing Oh Soul! You are awesome!

THE SOUL – BALA TRIPURA SUNDARI The Soul is also called: “Bala Tripura Sundari” Meaning of “Bala” Bala means forever youthful. Meaning of “Tripura” Tripura means encased in three bodies/worlds. TRI = Three PURA = Worlds Each Pura represents an infinite world. The Three “Puras” The Physical Body → The Physical Universe The Astral Body → The Astral Universe The Causal Body → The Causal Universe Meaning of “Sundari” Sundari means beautiful. The Soul is described as: Beautiful Fo

THE SOUL – III The fundamental nature of the Soul is described as: “Curiosity–Dissatisfaction” The Soul is childlike. A child is: Forever curious Forever dissatisfied Forever exploring Forever simple Forever innocent Forever adventurous Forever learning The teaching suggests that the soul mirrors these childlike qualities. “Unless you become like a child, you cannot enter the Kingdom of God.” The text associates the word “child” symbolically with the Atma/Soul in three bodies

THE SOUL – II The Soul is described as: “SAT” + “CHIT” + “CURIOSITY” Not “ANANDA” “SAT” is Fine “CHIT” is Fine “ANANDA” is Not Fine What is “SAT”? SAT means “Everlasting” or “NITYA”—that which is eternal. What is “CHIT”? CHIT means awareness or consciousness. To be aware of happenings is to live in CHIT, a state of conscious observation. What is Curiosity? Curiosity is the emotion of: Adventure Exploring Daring Asking “Why not?” Curiosity leads the soul into: Birth and death

THE SOUL The Soul is described as a speck of E-C-W, where: E = Energy C = Consciousness W = Wisdom The soul is infinite energy, pure consciousness, pure awareness, and pure curiosity. The soul continuously seeks experiences. Nature, or Prakriti, becomes the field or stage where the soul enters different experiences. Every experience creates corresponding emotions and feelings. Through eternity, the soul longs for many forms of experiences and understanding. To enter physical

WE ARE SOULS Spirituality is presented as something very simple. It begins with accepting ourselves as soul entities. Spirituality has nothing to do with rituals performed through the physical body. Rather, rituals become practices of the mind. Spirituality is described as a mind-oriented subject—a way of training the mind to recognize itself as a soul entity. Spiritual masters are ordinary people who have trained themselves to see life through soul truths, every moment of th

ANGELIC KINGDOM The soul’s journey is described through different kingdoms: Mineral Kingdom Plant Kingdom Animal Kingdom Human Kingdom Angelic Kingdom The Angelic Kingdom includes: Astral Worlds Causal Worlds Supra-Causal Worlds Within these higher dimensions exist astral beings and masters, both lower and higher forms of astral existence. There are also causal beings and supra-causal masters guiding greater dimensions of awareness. The Angelic Kingdom is especially connected

SOUL’S JOURNEY Every being is a soul—either part of a group soul or an individual soul. In the animal kingdom and plant kingdom, existence follows the concept of a group soul, also called a species soul. In the human kingdom, the experience shifts toward the concept of an individual soul. Beyond the physical realm, in the astral, causal, and supra-causal kingdoms, consciousness again becomes collective through group consciousness and cosmic consciousness. We travel through al

TRAVELLERS We are all travellers—eternal travellers. We do not belong to any single space, time, or situation. Instead, we are eternal rovers moving through different realities. When we forget this truth, misery, suffering, anxiety, and depression begin to arise. Forgetting what we truly are becomes another great game of life. On Earth, life itself is presented as a great game—games within games, experiences inside experiences, stretching endlessly like Russian dolls. Life wi

FRIENDSHIP Another name for spirituality is friendship, and another name for friendship is spirituality. Where there are no emotions or feelings of friendship, spirituality fades away. “Friendship” and “Spirituality” are both described as qualities that are cultivated systematically, scientifically, and artfully. Friendship becomes the basic goal of spirituality. This friendship extends everywhere: Friendship with family members Friendship with neighbours Friendship with natu

VALENTINE DAY Today is Love’s Day. Yet, every day can become Love’s Day. Today is also Romance’s Day, and every day can become a day of romance. Life is designed for camaraderie, romance, and love. Life becomes a movement from one love to another, from one romance to another, across lifetimes, moments, and experiences. The deeper purpose is to become a “Valentine”—a being rooted in love. Spirituality is described as being a Valentine forever. The first step begins with oursel

FOCUSSING ATTENTION What is our focus of attention? Our focus of attention, always, should be others’ wisdom. Wisdom is described as the sum total distillate of life’s experiences and lifetime understandings. Whatever we focus upon, that we become. If we focus our attention on others’ talents—such as music—we gradually accumulate those abilities in our own systems. Likewise, when we focus on others’ meditative experiences, we begin accumulating knowledge of the science of med

LEARNING TO LISTEN When you learn, you earn. In learning—or earning—you first need an ear. Training the ear becomes the science of listening. Listening is the way of learning. Without listening, there is no learning. A little listening creates a little learning, while a greater amount of listening creates a greater amount of learning. Learning is directly proportional to listening. Learning to listen calls for tremendous amounts of: Patience Enthusiasm Desire for growth Liste

LISTENING – SHRAVANA The essence of enlightenment is to listen to others. “Listening” is described as a mighty discipline that calls for great enlightenment. In Jnana Yoga, “Shravana” becomes the first step. The second step is “Manana,” which means reflecting or ruminating upon what we hear. It is a process of digesting wisdom and making sincere efforts to understand. In a state of Mouna (Silence), we become capable of deeper listening. Listening is not only hearing words—it

SILENCE – MOUNA Silence is described as the state of the Anahata Chakra, while worldly speech belongs to the state of the Manipura Chakra. Spiritual speaking is connected to the Vishuddhi Chakra, and meditation or third-eye awareness belongs to the Ajna Chakra. “Sahasrara” represents activities rooted in spirituality, meditation, third-eye awareness, and spiritual science. Therefore, silence means moving away from excessive worldly speaking and cultivating spiritual talk, med