The doubt is the disease || On Advaita Vedanta (2019)

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tapas─Б pr─Бpyate sattvaс╣Г sattv─Бtsaс╣Гpr─Бpyate manaс╕е manas─Б pr─Бpyate hy─Бtm─Б hy─Бtm─Бpatty─Б nivartate
Through penance, one gets to know the inborn disposition (sattva); from sattva one gets (stability of) the mind; through the mind, one realizes the ─Аtman; by realizing the Self (worldly life is) prevented.
~Maitreya Upanishad, Chapter 1, Verse 6
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Questioner: My life seems to be going well. I feel like I am doing everything correctly, and my routine is very orderly and stable. The state of my mind is mostly very clear throughout the week and I do not observe many disturbances. I wake up, go to work, spend time with spiritual literature, listen to you, and try to keep myself attentive towards my inner state constantly. The mind is still, and I witness my activities and the world. Still, I want to ask you for clarification. Am I missing something? Should I be cautious of something? Please help me understand if I am in the right direction.



