A LETTER BY DR ALOK PANDEY
... spend your energies cultivating inner Peace and Light and Wideness and Joy. This is much more effective and a long term solution than fighting with the darkness while being still oneself in darkness.
At the Feet of The Mother
Essays on Yoga
LETTERS ON YOGA BY DR ALOK PANDEY
Since the Supermind is here the earth's destruction is out of question. Everything that is happening and will happen will only push us closer towards the Goal. For the Supermind brings with it the certitude of divine victory.
An Essay by Dr Alok Pandey (TEXT)
The question is not what methods we have found to get over the present problem but rather what is the lesson it has come to teach us and whether we are willing and ready to learn it still.
LETTERS ON YOGA BY DR ALOK PANDEY
Fits or seizures are an example of vital forces, generally of a lower order, trying to take possession of a human being. When the nervous system resists, the individual throws up a fit and the brain temporarily shuts down
Letters on Yoga by Dr Alok Pandey
The psychic being is that part in us that is turned towards the Divine. Aware of its immortality, it knows itself as a portion of the Divine Consciousness and hence naturally turns towards the Divine Light, Truth, vastness, Peace, bliss, Love of the Divine. It is in a natural affinity with these higher states.
Letters on Yoga by Dr Alok Pandey
The real preoccupation should be with the positive side of the sadhana such as Peace and Light and Faith and Devotion and Wideness and the means of developing these and growing towards the Divine. The lower is left behind as we grow into the higher.
An essay by Dr Alok Pandey (TEXT)
Without fear of any kind from this or any other worlds, yogin or sadhaka goes about doing the work given by the Mother fully assured of Her Protection and Her unfailing Grace. All other things will come and go but this abides forever...
An essay by Dr Alok Pandey (TEXT)
After all we can notice only what we are ready to experience. If we want to see the Supramental action we need to exchange our old set of eyes with a new one, renounce our mind-centric, desire-burdened life for a divine center of vision and action, discard the ego-self