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In search of truth

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Have you ever wondered what is it that we are searching for? People carry their whim's and fancies while searching the eternal truth, but can one see a coin lying at river bed when water is dirty and not still....? No, similarly we cannot search for eternal truth outside, it is inside the being.
Only when the water is still and clean can one see the coin lying on the river bed.

Just close your eyes and see what is it that is going inside the brain…give it two minutes. You will realize that there are so many thoughts that are running inside you…so many different things you want – children, family, spouse, business, emotions. All these thoughts indicate to you what is the desire of soul. And it is because of these thoughts or desires that you are unable to go beyond human existence and you are unable to find peace and happiness in the human body

Only when you will silence your mind, only then you will be able to go beyond. Then your thought process is going to be on creation. Creation, which has been unrevealed till now, and you will be able to go to the higher dimensions. When you silence your mind, higher centers of the brain get activated. Then revelations come that are already inside you, because you are so busy with thoughts of the physical, you are not able to access those revelations. 


When you still your mind by Sanatan Kriya, you are able to access those higher energies and then when revelations come, you are called a gyani, not a knowledgeable person. Knowledge you can get through books, but that knowledge is not yours, it is somebody else’s. You need to have your own experience of that knowledge, which is also called gyan. The vedas were revealed when rishis went into silence.

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