Action by Nonaction, calmness and peace?
What about the Holy Madmen?
Well, nonaction is not bound by social convention. To the siddha, all action has the same value, it is only the prejudices and limitations of the observers dualistic mind which might see the enlightened action as unconventional, outrageous, and insane.
You have a style and quality to yourself. That isn’t going to disappear upon enlightenment.
Therefore, prior to the loss of ego, condition yourself to be filled with compassion, and purge of yourself the selfish.
The loss of ego can metastasize into total insanity if one is not morally and mentally sound prior to initiation.
Divine madness is okay and acceptable ... but it is separated from total insanity only by a matter of degree. Take caution, so that ultimate reality manifests to you, in an acceptable, albeit quirky, way.
What about the Holy Madmen?
Well, nonaction is not bound by social convention. To the siddha, all action has the same value, it is only the prejudices and limitations of the observers dualistic mind which might see the enlightened action as unconventional, outrageous, and insane.
You have a style and quality to yourself. That isn’t going to disappear upon enlightenment.
Therefore, prior to the loss of ego, condition yourself to be filled with compassion, and purge of yourself the selfish.
The loss of ego can metastasize into total insanity if one is not morally and mentally sound prior to initiation.
Divine madness is okay and acceptable ... but it is separated from total insanity only by a matter of degree. Take caution, so that ultimate reality manifests to you, in an acceptable, albeit quirky, way.
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“Against fear, against anger, against sloth, Against too much waking, against too much sleeping, Against too much eating, against starvation, A yogi shall always be on his guard.” (Amrita-Nada Upanishad, Verse 28)
“There is no possibility of one’s becoming a yogī, O Arjuna, if one eats too much or eats too little, sleeps too much or does not sleep enough.” (Bhagavad Gita, 6.16)
“There is no possibility of one’s becoming a yogī, O Arjuna, if one eats too much or eats too little, sleeps too much or does not sleep enough.” (Bhagavad Gita, 6.16)