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Shree Kapaleshwar Singha Sawak Ram’s vani:-
Guru Shree kapaleshwar Singha Shawak Ram Baba had said these words about the ‘Avadhoot’ that the Avadhoot symbolize state of mind. An Avadhoot state is a carefree state having nothing to do with the worldly affairs. He resides in a higher state of consciousness. About Aghoreshwar Mahaprabhu Shree Kapaleshwar baba had said that His Guru Shree Aghoreshwar was the one who decided to integrate this Aghor tradition into the society. Others followed the old style and are spending their lives in forests, mountains, or caves. They are not interested in society. They are all over the world among them he has met some of them in south India, Kathmandu(Nepal), Varanasi, etc. These places are called the Shakti peeth. He has met one such person in New York (U.S.A) during his trip abroad.
Guru Shree kapaleshwar Singha Shawak Ram Baba had said these words about the ‘Avadhoot’ that the Avadhoot symbolize state of mind. An Avadhoot state is a carefree state having nothing to do with the worldly affairs. He resides in a higher state of consciousness. About Aghoreshwar Mahaprabhu Shree Kapaleshwar baba had said that His Guru Shree Aghoreshwar was the one who decided to integrate this Aghor tradition into the society. Others followed the old style and are spending their lives in forests, mountains, or caves. They are not interested in society. They are all over the world among them he has met some of them in south India, Kathmandu(Nepal), Varanasi, etc. These places are called the Shakti peeth. He has met one such person in New York (U.S.A) during his trip abroad.
v Ocurrence of some unnatural incidents leads the person to the spiritual path without attachment.
v Man can not make progress unless he is supported by a field of trust and concern generated by the truth winners.
v You must not have enough time to do everything in a sequence. You have to perform all three –(a) learning (to purify your self), (b) enjoying (your life) (c) promoting (your experience to help others) simultaneously.
v It is foolish to think that God punishes the wicked and rewards the virtuous. It is your own thoughts and deeds that either punish or reward you.
v You must pay attention to your deeds, words, and thoughts. That is more important than doing meditation.
v Disciplined, controlled, and timely talk is always admirable. It will make you look good in every gathering. you must speak little like a yogi. Your short speech will be welcome. You must discipline and control your words and ponder over them. Then only your talk will become powerful, graceful, and effective. Things that are confidential, you must keep them concealed. And most important of all, practice what you preach.
v Nobody bestows pleasure and pain on others. You reap the consequences of your own action. You can not hide your good or bad action. You can not hide your good or bad actions from space and dimensions, these divine messengers are omniscient.
v Trying to acquire more knowledge is foolishness. you must practice what ever you already know. That is a great achievement.
v True knowledge means realizing the truth of life and the universe.
v The creater first makes the necessary arrangements before he creates. This us what you need to bear in your mind. If you encounter a problem, its solution is also within your reach. The need is to develop a correct state of mind. If the mental state correct, then no matter where you are, your decisions will be correct.
v Bliss depends upon no particular condition, external or internal. It is a native state of the spirit. Therefore it has no fear of being contradicted by any other condition. It will flow on continually for ever, in defeat or success, in health or disease, in opulence or poverty.
v The man whoose heart is once polluted by suspicion, is forced to lead a helpless and hopeless life one who, having fallen into a well in a desolate forest, keeps on screaming and crying out for help, but no one comes to his rescue.
v All are in the process of death but desire to live doesnot die.
v Man can not make progress unless he is supported by a field of trust and concern generated by the truth winners.
v You must not have enough time to do everything in a sequence. You have to perform all three –(a) learning (to purify your self), (b) enjoying (your life) (c) promoting (your experience to help others) simultaneously.
v It is foolish to think that God punishes the wicked and rewards the virtuous. It is your own thoughts and deeds that either punish or reward you.
v You must pay attention to your deeds, words, and thoughts. That is more important than doing meditation.
v Disciplined, controlled, and timely talk is always admirable. It will make you look good in every gathering. you must speak little like a yogi. Your short speech will be welcome. You must discipline and control your words and ponder over them. Then only your talk will become powerful, graceful, and effective. Things that are confidential, you must keep them concealed. And most important of all, practice what you preach.
v Nobody bestows pleasure and pain on others. You reap the consequences of your own action. You can not hide your good or bad action. You can not hide your good or bad actions from space and dimensions, these divine messengers are omniscient.
v Trying to acquire more knowledge is foolishness. you must practice what ever you already know. That is a great achievement.
v True knowledge means realizing the truth of life and the universe.
v The creater first makes the necessary arrangements before he creates. This us what you need to bear in your mind. If you encounter a problem, its solution is also within your reach. The need is to develop a correct state of mind. If the mental state correct, then no matter where you are, your decisions will be correct.
v Bliss depends upon no particular condition, external or internal. It is a native state of the spirit. Therefore it has no fear of being contradicted by any other condition. It will flow on continually for ever, in defeat or success, in health or disease, in opulence or poverty.
v The man whoose heart is once polluted by suspicion, is forced to lead a helpless and hopeless life one who, having fallen into a well in a desolate forest, keeps on screaming and crying out for help, but no one comes to his rescue.
v All are in the process of death but desire to live doesnot die.
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