Ancient Wisdom That Reveals Reailty Is an Illusion

[@matswilander9866]

A very interesting video. Going to keep an eye on your content 👍

[@PranavPrakash02]

Thank you. Will cover even more topics of interest.

[@EmilGGrozdanov]

I wonder which of the three paths is the most appropriate for the Yuga we are living in order to transcend the maya. Thank you for the great video!

[@PranavPrakash02]

Thank you!

[@janetdidonato9963]

Superb. I have observed that with aging, comes a loosening of attachments in general, but a more profound appreciation for animals -- who live entirely in the moment -- and who are the best teachers, because they "show" but don't "tell." I see, more and more, that that we have never had "time." We only have this very instant or, as a master has declared, "What are you waiting for? You have only an instant, less than an instant!"

[@PranavPrakash02]

That’s a wise observation. We should indeed value the present more.

[@janetdidonato9963]

@@PranavPrakash02 Very hard for the western mind, especially one that is steeped in a laissez-faire capitalism. The mind is always scheming, planning, projecting into the future, trying to move him/herself above others. It is much easier for the eastern mind, with its pictorial languages, where ideas and concepts are so much more fluid and subtle -- rather than concretized. Most westerners don't seek freedom from this virtual hell, because they are addicted to it. When the fall happens, and it always does, they are left with themselves, and that is when there is a slim chance of breaking out of their spiritual coma.