Acharya Mahaprajna
- One who is not wakeful due to his being rooted in passions fears everyone.
- One who is wakeful fears none.
- The ignorant always steep, the enlightened always keep waking.
- Do not allow your strength to remain hidden.
- Knower-Spectator - Be a spectator only.
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- Keep waking.
- We are breathing in; we are breathing out.
- There are vibrations.
- Thoughts are rising and falling.
- Craving appears and disappears.
- Anger is rising and subsiding.
- Insight becomes operative in a state of thoughtlessness.
- We are habituated to doing something or the other, and, therefore, it is difficult to be inactive.
- Freedom from infatuation:
- The continuous use of consciousness.
- The continuous association of consciousness with karma (action).
- Viveka or discernment:
- Clear vision.
- Self-discipline - feeling of pleasure - experience of enlightenment.
- Freedom from infatuation - continuity of the feeling of pleasure.
- Equanimity - At the height of the feeling of pleasure. The natural light of knowledge.
- Dissociation from past actions.
- Renunciation of future actions.
- Criticism of the fruition of present actions - discernment.
