Peace, Be Still | Gautam Sachdeva
Gautam Sachdeva Gautam Sachdeva
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 Published On Sep 21, 2024

21st July 2024, Guru Poornima, Mumbai

Questions Asked:
Is it going to take a long time to see changes in oneself?
Why do we have conflicts if everyone is on the same journey?
Why does this thought keep coming to me about everyone reaching the same destination?
How do I merge into that oneness with everyone?
Can one catch oneself getting a thought and then push it out?
What if someone abuses me—how do I respond?
How do I deal with fear without fighting it?

Summary:
This passage explores the concept of inner peace, the restless nature of the thinking mind, and the spiritual journey toward a more profound understanding of existence. Using the story of Jesus calming the storm as a metaphor, it suggests that the true storm is within—the incessant thoughts and judgments that cloud our perception. It discusses the role of the ego in creating turmoil by constantly seeking to solve problems and defend itself, leading to a cycle of conflicts and judgments. The passage emphasizes the importance of recognizing our conditioning, understanding others' actions through this lens, and moving toward a state of acceptance. The spiritual journey is described as a courageous path that involves letting go of preconceived beliefs, finding peace in the acceptance of what is, and realizing the unity behind all experiences. It touches on forgiveness, not as an act of superiority but as a surrender to the understanding that no one is the doer of actions. Ultimately, it encourages a life of introspection, compassion, and acceptance of the roles we and others play.


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Gautam Sachdeva speaks and writes on the subject of Advaita (non-duality), with a specific focus on peace of mind in daily living. He spent over nine years in close association with renowned Advaita sage Ramesh Balsekar, also assisting him with the editing and publishing of some of his books. Ramesh’s guru was Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, whose famed book I Am That is considered a modern spiritual classic. With the blessings of Ramesh, Gautam went on to write books based on his experience with the teaching.

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