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chinu

chinu

chinu 44 From Bathinda-151005, Punjab, India.
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  • The Wizard
    Thanks friend, seek harmony and balance on the inside to experience more of it on the outside... fail proof.
    ImmortalPhoenix
    Brother Chinu, you are right 100%. While meditating and reaching that higher consciousness to lead me to your post, my Self still reacted in unbelief. To love God is the greatest, and best of meditations. To do that, no other meditation is needed.
    Breathe
    Haha, I agree 100% bhai, I consider "kesh of the heart" - accepting Waheguru's hukam more important than "kesh of the head", I feel. :)
    Breathe
    Ah chinu bhai, I have a question.

    What is your opinion on Sikhi who do not keep kesh? Do you feel kesh is necessary to be a good Sikh, or only to be a good Khalsā? :)
    ImmortalPhoenix
    Exactly my thoughts my friend. Loving God is one of the best meditations. However, I find that focusing on clearing the mind helps me to focus it on thoughts I wish to access as well. I wish I could remember him 24/7.
    "Don't be like those who forgot God so he made them forget themselves."
    What a warning, huh? lol
    Rainbow Mage
    I have a question for you Chinu-ji. Just curious for your opinion. Do you really believe it's true the devas worship the human form?
    Rainbow Mage
    Chinu-ji what I meant by my earlier statement, I hope I didn't catch you off guard. I meant that I have done what the Buddha called "making peace with death". I've understood that death is inevitable, and do not fear it, and to the Buddha that meant one could move beyond birth and death.
    nameless
    thanks for your valuable inputs, Chinu bhai ...
    Those topics are quite old, and my views changed a bit then after, so dont have much to add. Would like to see more such enlightening posts from you .....
    O
    A quote appropriate for you I feel.... :)

    How rare is that trader who deals in the jewel of the Naam, the Name of the Lord.
    - Guru Arjan Dev
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