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Weekly Knowledge 70 Mumbai 09 Oct 1996 India NAVRATRI Navratri means the nine nights and the new night. Creation happens in the darkness. In the womb of the mother and underneath the soil. Nine months in the womb are like nine long nights where the spirit takes human form. Night provides rest and rejuvenation. At night the entire creation goes to sleep including the ashram night watchman. (Laughter) People working come home at night and they really celebrate, rejoice and pray. Nine nights are precious as they have subtle energy. The subtle is enriched. There are 64 divine mother impulses which govern the subtle creation. These are responsible for restoring all earthly and spiritual benefits. They are simply part of one's awakened consciousness. These nine nights are celebrated to rekindle those divine impulses and celebrate the innermost depth of our lives. Jai Guru Dev Cleanse your body and cleanse your soul. Cleanse your body with water and your soul with knowledge and your spiri...

Weekly Knowledge 68 Bangalore Ashram 25 Sep 1996  India WHICH IS MORE EXPENSIVE - YOUR SMILE OR YOUR ANGER? Mahesh: Do you get angry? If so, how often? Guruji: I can but it's very expensive. Usually, you give your anger freely and smile rarely as though a smile is costly. In ignorance, anger is cheaper and a smile is costly. In Knowledge, a smile is free like sun, air, and water and anger is extremely expensive like a diamond. Conclusion: Make your Smile cheaper and anger expensive. 🌸 Jai Guru Dev🌸   साप्ताहिक ज्ञानपत्र ०६८ २५ सितम्बर , १९९६ आश्रम बंगलौर, भारत क्या अधिक महँगा है: तुम्हारी मुस्कान या तुम्हारा गुस्सा? महेश:क्या आप कभी नाराज होते है ? श्री श्री: मैं क्रोध कर सकता हूँ , पर यह बहुत महंगा है। प्रायः आप अपने गुस्से को आसानी से बांटते हो, और अपनी मुस्कान को कम , मानो आपकी मुस्कान बहुत महँगी है। अज्ञानता में क्रोध सस्ता है और मुस्कान महँगी। ज्ञान में मुस्कान मुफ्त है , जैसे सूर्य का प्रकाश , वायु और जल। और क्रोध बहुत ही महँगा है- बहुमूल्य हीरे की तरह। इसलिए अपनी मुस्कान ...

Weekly Knowledge 69 Bad Antogast 02 Oct 1996  Germany BALANCE AND DISCIPLINE People who are free, regret that they don't have discipline. They keep promising that they will become disciplined. People who are disciplined look for the end. (Discipline is not an end in itself, it is a means.) Look at the people who have no discipline; they are miserable. Freedom without discipline is absolute misery. Discipline without freedom is suffocating. Orderliness is monotonous and chaos is stressful. We have to make the discipline free and the freedom disciplined. People who are in company all the time, they look for the comforts of solitude. People who are in solitude, feel so lonely and want to be in company. People who are in a cold place want to be in a warm place. People who are in a warm place love something cool. This is the dilemma of life: Everyone is looking for perfect balance. Perfect balance is like a razor's edge. It can only be found in the self. There is no road to this tow...

This is about the first time I visited the Art Of Living Bangalore ashram; I had gone there to do the advance course in the year 2000. I had reached late the first day – the day before my course began, and so the accommodations were filling up fast. I got this ‘kutir’ (cottage) and till date I don’t know how many people we were there in that room. All the beds were already occupied and I just got this ‘gadda’ (mattress) placed down on the floor. I had such a big bag with me and so I just placed it there in front of my bed. My friend had also accompanied me on the trip. She got a ‘gadda’ next to mine and put her bag by her bed too. However she liked to sleep and come on time for the course, whereas I like to go before time for the course every day. Because when I do the course I want to sit at my teacher’s feet. So I needed to get up early to be there to get a place ahead. It was a 6 day advance course and there were over 1000 people from Maharashtra. The session would start at 6 o’cloc...