Примери за използване на Nisargadatta на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Nisargadatta: There is no difference between us;
After his illuminating experience Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj started living such a dual life.
Nisargadatta: By being with yourself, the'I am';
Just as every drop of the ocean carries the taste of the ocean, so does every moment carry the taste of eternity.-- Nisargadatta Maharaj.
Nisargadatta: Good results will come, sooner or later.
When asked about his biographical details, Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj used to say"I was never born", for he does not identify himself with his body.
Nisargadatta: Gandhi is dead, yet his mind pervades the earth.
Nisargadatta: Again, it depends what you mean by love.
Nisargadatta: We are called collectively the'Nine Masters'.
Nisargadatta: Not making use of one's consciousness is samadhi.
Nisargadatta: Desires are right or wrong according to circumstances;
Nisargadatta: Accidental or incidental pain is inevitable and transitory;
Nisargadatta: As long as you think yourself to be a person, He too is a person.
Nisargadatta: This attachment is born along with the sense of'me' and'mine'.
Nisargadatta: Your interest in others is egoistic, self-concerned, self-oriented.
Nisargadatta:'I am' is an ever-present fact, while'I am created' is an idea.
Nisargadatta: Your interest in others is egoistic, self-concerned, self-oriented.
Nisargadatta: Your desire just happens to you along with its fulfilment, or non-fulfilment.
Nisargadatta: Righteousness will undoubtedly make you and your world a comfortable, even happy place.
Nisargadatta: You can do what you like, as long as you do not take yourself to be the body and the mind.
Nisargadatta: We shall suffer as long as our thoughts and actions are prompted by desires and fears.
Nisargadatta: As long as there is the body and the sense of identity with the body, frustration is inevitable.
Nisargadatta: None compels you to meditate sixteen hours a day, unless you feel like doing so.
Nisargadatta: Consciousness being a product of conditions and circumstances, depends on them and changes along with them.
Nisargadatta:: The universe is complete and where there is completeness, where nothing lacks, what can give pain?
Nisargadatta: Human beings die every second, the fear and the agony of dying hangs over the world like a cloud.
Nisargadatta: Many ways will be offered to you which will but take you round and bring you back to your starting point.
Nisargadatta: The mind cannot understand, for the mind is trained for grasping and holding while the jnani is not-grasping and not holding.
Nisargadatta: When life and death are seen as essential to each other, as two aspects of one being, that is immortality.
Nisargadatta: You believe so because you have never questioned your belief that you are the body which, obviously, is born and dies.