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Season 1 - Episode 11

Day 9: Our True Nature

60 min - Talk
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We open in meditation with invoking gratitude for the devas, sages, society, and ancestors. In today's talk, Ravi continues to share the teachings of Krishna and the internal battle of transformation that exists in all of us in coming to our highest Self. We are asked to reflect on the following questions: 1. What is the main call of your inner being (svabhava); 2. What is the corresponding action (svakarma); and 3.What or whom does your work serve?
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I think my svabhava is  divine flow - holy spirit - sacred mystery - the name is not important... and my life is simply (but not easily!) to let my egoic self dissolve so that the Divine can dance in and through me with everything else that is. My usual mode of being is that I fight this. I try and dictate where and when and how that energy will flow or limit it with my conceptual thought. Thank you for this opportunity to explore these ideas!
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The Ancient Egyptians spoke of Akh Kaa and Baa. They came to mind in these Teachings from Krishna. Please accept my gratitude.
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Its a matter of great practice to reach a sense of svabhava not? And todays homework being a first focused practice right? Gosh gosh gosh I sense Im definitely not free of agitation struggling here. Greatly appreciative of the onset this lecture, thank you Ravi :)
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Becoming interested in the journey is its own reward - thank you for another very thoughtul talk and for prompting me to look into my deepest nature, it is easy not to with all the external goings on of life, but once one does it becomes more and more interesting, I am starting to experience that...with gratitude !

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