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Teachings of lord caitanya 16
Persons who cultivate knowledge for liberation are of three kinds: those who simply desire liberation, those who are liberated already, …
Teachings of lord caitanya 16
“O great soul, although there are many flaws within this miserable life, there is yet one glory – the association …
Teachings of lord caitanya 16
In Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (11.2.37) it is stated that man’s fear is due to his material conception of life and to his …
Teachings of lord caitanya 16
In Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (10.14.4) it is clearly said that one who engages in spiritual life to understand things as they are …
Teachings of lord caitanya 16
Lord Caitanya concluded His teachings to Sanātana Gosvāmī by pointing out that the six kinds of ātmārāmas, or transcendentalists, engage …
Teachings of lord caitanya 16
The six kinds of transcendentalists are the neophyte transcendentalist, the absorbed transcendentalist, one who is situated in transcendence, one who …
Teachings of lord caitanya 16
The mystic who worships the Supersoul within himself is also an ātmārāma. The ātmārāma yogīs are of two kinds: sagarbha …
Teachings of lord caitanya 16
The sagarbha and nigarbha yogīs can be further divided into three categories: the beginner, the advanced yogī, and he who …
Teachings of lord caitanya 16
The word urukrama has already been explained: it indicates the Supreme Lord. All the ātmārāmas are engaged in devotional service …
Teachings of lord caitanya 16
The word ātmā, or self, is sometimes translated as “mind.” Sometimes mental speculators present philosophical theories in different ways, but …
Teachings of lord caitanya 16
Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (10.87.18) describes the two classes of yogīs (sagarbha and nigarbha) as follows: “The yogīs begin their practice of yoga …
Teachings of lord caitanya 16
The word ātmā also means “an endeavor.” In every practice there is some endeavor, and the ultimate endeavor is the …