Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

Inchageri Sampradaya | 1888-1936 Disciple of Sri Bhausaheb Maharaj Guru of Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj #advaita #nonduality #sanatanadharma youtu.be/zszP9SuaPdc 🇮🇳 Joined December 2020

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

Freedom is always existing and does not need to be cultivated.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

Never forget the brilliant truth that you are formless, clean, pure, and stainless. You must be steady in that contentment which remains unmoved by anything.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

Examine what is the root of all things. Observe it. If you see clearly to the root and wipe out doubt, then there is only basic purity, fundamental clarity.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

The ocean is as it is. Only the wave arises and disappears.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

What are we? We are nothing. When 'me' disappears, bondage goes away.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

Where there is Knowledge without any doubt, there is true contentment. This 'contentment' is not dependent on anything. This contentment is not the product of any rituals or actions that one has done.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

When the notion that 'I Am' is gone, the complete withdrawal into 'Oneself' is what remains. 'I Am' is a conceptual state. When it is dropped, only Brahman, the 'Absolute' remains.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

To gain Oneself, by Oneself, is like deducting one from one. What remains in the equation 'one minus one' is the Supreme Self, Paramatman, who is without name and form.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

The Knowledge that is the fourth body, the 'Turya State', is not 'Pure Knowledge'. It means that 'you' remain. The Turya State is aware that 'you' and Brahman are separate things. Turya indicates duality. Turya is Time, which implies ending. Brahman has no end.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

All people say that one day we will have to die, but nobody knows what 'dying' is.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

When both the 'field of knowledge' and the 'knower of the field' are gone, only the 'Parama Purusha' (Supreme Reality) remains. It is experiencing without the experiencer. The evident and the hidden meaning are gone. Even the slight notion of saying 'I am someone' is also gone.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

It is foolish to try to see the sun with the light from a torch.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

Not to make a statement in the mind is Brahman and to make a statement is Maya.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

At the time of death the dirt is gone, and what remains is pure. Let one think that the death of the dirt has happened. The body is dirt. The intellect attached to body is dirt. Have no attachment to the dirt. If one is detached, who died? How did he die?

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

To try to know is ignorance.

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

Whatever is, is only Brahman. Now why fight over logic?

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

If a potter becomes a king, would he still take care of the donkeys? Why should he bother to prepare the clay? All the various types of effort and spiritual practices are the results of our own aptitudes. When one is beyond these, why should he bother about them?

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

Now, no further conjectures please. The Self in itself is already accomplished. What further spiritual practice (Sadhana) does he need? Once the head is completely shaved, how can it be shaved again?

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Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj @SriSiddharamesh

4 years ago

There is no 'other'. There is nothing like a 'second', or another. The 'other' is not relevant. One who has understood this is the Siddha. One who has doubt is still a seeker, an aspirant.