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in meditation;
you have to go deeper and deeper into it --
it is the only way.
Through it and it alone call one reach life's
truth.
Remember:
lf you become absorbed in sadhana,
fully committed and surrendered,
you are bound to reach the truth.
This is an eternal law.
No step taken towards God is ever wasted.
My regards to all.
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My respects to you.
Your letters were received.
I have just got back from a camp at Ranakpur.
It was just for friends from Rajasthan, that's why
you weren't informed.
It lasted five days and about sixty people
participated.
It was a wonderful success and it was obvious that
much happened.
Encouraged by the results the organizers are
planning a camp on an all-India basis.
You must come to that.
I am glad to hear your meditation is progressing.
You have only to be silent.
To be silent is everything.
Silence does not mean absence of speech, it means
absence of thoughts.
When the mind quietens down it becomes linked to
the infinite.
Don't do anything, just sit and watch the flow of
thoughts, just watch.
This just watching dissolves thought by itself.
The awakening of witnessing brings freedom from the
modifications of the mind.
With thoughts finished, consciousness is.
This is samadhi.
Love to all friends.
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Love
Last night when lamps and lamps were lit up all
over town
I thought: My Sohan too, must have lit lamps and a
few among them must surely be for me!
And then I began to see the lamps you had lit, and
also those your love has kept lit always.
I shall stay here another day.
I have talked of you to everybody and they are
eager to meet you.
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Beloved!
Your letter came, and your photo too.
You look really simple and innocent in it!
Such love and devotion!
The heart when purified by love turns into a temple
and I can see this clearly in your photo.
May
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