The realized man is awake in the light of the Self, while the ignorant is awake in the light of the senses. The realized man is awake in the light of absolute bliss, the ignorant in the light of relative joys of a perishable nature.
~ Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
[Commentary on Bhagavad Gita, Ch2, V69]
Showing posts with label senses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label senses. Show all posts
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Friday, April 17, 2009
The unawakened ego submits passively to the lower influences which come to
it out of the shadows of its own long past and to the sense-stirring
suggestions which come to it out of the surroundings in which it moves. But
when it has found and surrendered to the Overself in the heart, this blind,
mechanical responsiveness comes to an end and an aroused, enlightened, fully
aware, inner rulership replaces it.
~ Paul Brunton
it out of the shadows of its own long past and to the sense-stirring
suggestions which come to it out of the surroundings in which it moves. But
when it has found and surrendered to the Overself in the heart, this blind,
mechanical responsiveness comes to an end and an aroused, enlightened, fully
aware, inner rulership replaces it.
~ Paul Brunton
Labels:
autonomy,
Paul Brunton,
self-control,
self-knowledge,
senses
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