Monday, August 3, 2020

Seeds Of Consciousness - 139

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✍️  Nisargadatta Maharaj 
๐Ÿ“š. Prasad Bharadwaj

๐ŸŒป CREATIVITY ๐ŸŒป

Maruti (Nisargadatta Maharaj's original name) eventually took on the name Nisargadatta, meaning “naturally (nisarga) given (datta)” or, more loosely, “one dwelling in the natural state.” 

“Nis-arga” literally means “without parts,” and suggests the unfragmented, seamless, solid Awareness of a sage. 

As he later told a dear disciple and successor, Jean Dunn: “At one time I was composing poems. Poems used to flow out of me and, in this flow, I just added ‘Nisargadatta.’ 

I was reveling in composing poems until my Guru cautioned me, ‘You are enjoying composing these poems too much; give them up!’ 

What was he driving at? His objective was for me to merge in the Absolute instead of reveling in my beingness.”

- Consciousness and the Absolute
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