Ribhu Gita: How Patience and Consistency Lead to Spiritual Growth
Great things are there in Ashtavakra Gita and Ribhu Gita. But, when will they happen with me?" Are you really ready? You aren’t even prepared to acknowledge, "I haven’t done one bit to deserve the great things." Do you know who Ashtavakra was and how he lived? Read about their determination, and ask, "Do I deserve to ask for the ultimate?" You read what Saints and Prophets achieved and feel tempted, but why must you get that? What have you left? What price have you paid? And yet, you demand Samadhi, like calling a helpline saying, "I made the advance payment.
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Questioner: Dear Acharya Ji, Pranam.
Discrimination and renunciation have been given the highest importance in Vivekchudamani. I do discrimination of real and unreal by inquiry of objects and situations around me and observing my mind attentively. It is clear that all structures are bound to collapse in time. I see the fakeness of me to some extent. Yet, I have not gained a firm conviction of Truth. Dear Acharya Ji, please tell me how can I discriminate, further, diligently so that I am able to see things with clear eyes and get rid of the fear caused by snake vision?
Thank you.
Acharya Prashant: Continue doing what you are doing; just continue.
