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Guru Gita

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Guru Gita 3/ 154 A wise seer see the supreme soul always, like that; A Yogi lives united wherever he is in day or night. Shiva says: A wise man think of the all pervading Supreme Soul, all in and around him and lives united in all conditions. A seeker should know the real saint's plight for their achievement. Saint Ram Gopal occupied a secret grotto, meditating eighteen hours a day. Then he moved to an inaccessible cave and remained there for twenty five years, entering yoga for twenty hours daily. He needed no sleep, for ever being with God. His body was ever in calmness of superconsciousness, was in rest. Sri Ram Gopal said "Young Yogi, have you a little room where you can close the door and be alone. " Yoganada said "Yes". "That is your cave. That is your sacred mountain, where you will find the kingdom of God." Let us secluded to our cave in our heart, pray and meditate to get the kingdom of God.

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