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About negativity
A spiritual discourse on purifying perception and taking responsibility for one's inner state.
"I went to see negative things, but I could not find them anywhere. Then I searched my own heart and discovered that no one is worse than me."
"The mind is a monkey, and the monkey should control itself. They close the mouth: do not speak negative. They close the ears: do not listen to negative. They close the eyes: do not see the negative."
The speaker, using a devotee's song and a saint's poem, teaches that all perceived negativity originates and is projected from within one's own consciousness. He explains that one must first internally label something as negative before expressing it, which pollutes the mind. The talk concludes with the ancient ṛṣis' advice to control the senses and guard one's faculties as the essential method of self-protection.
Recording location: Australia, Sydney weekend retreat, Australian Tour
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