- Chitragupta
We accept the Day of Judgment and also the hidden Record - Chitragupta. But what no one can accept is that all of us are to remain suspended and that all of us will be judged on the same day. Even a judge in our law courts would not want his work to accumulate or to double-punish the "early" sinners by keeping them under detention without trial.
- Walk on Unreal
Krishna danced on the hoods of Kaliya. Some accept it literally; others draw an esoteric lesson from it.
Jesus walked on water; maybe it was just a fact. Maybe, He wanted to teach us: “Walking on water is easy and sensible. But you are walking on nothing! Water is yet a substance. The hopes, aspirations, ambitions, wealth, power and relationships over which you are trying to march in your life - these do not exist at all. I wonder how you walk on these unreal shadows!
- Unity
Enemies hate me, friends dislike me. See the unity among all of them equally.
And it is easy for me to love them all equally.
- Assume
"I see so much of injustice and inequality in this world. How can I believe it is the work of God, the Supreme Intelligence?" a friend asks.
In other words, you now assume to yourself the status of a judge with the Creator in the dock as the accused! There is a superior Intelligence within you which questions the Creator's claim to that title. The Rishi says that that Intelligence within you is God and the Creator in the dock is only the projection of your own impure mind.
- Image-in
We use imagination in Yoga practice.
Imagine is image-in. We know what the external image is made of. But what is the image-in made of?
We create the image-in to help us gather the scattered rays of our consciousness. With the concentrated consciousness we then proceed to break that image-in so that the Reality of which it is an appearance may be realised.