Guru Is Beyond His Thoughts And Actions

I wanted all of you to understand, do not think enlightened Masters don't have thoughts. I can say that the inner space is so big, so vast, that the thinking is a negligible part, that's all.

In a normal mind, if you have ten acres of mind, all ten acres are jumping like a zoo. With an enlightened being, he has a million acres; only ten acres is zoo. In million acres, can you consider ten acres being a zoo as something disturbing, some movement? No! It is negligible; it is practically not there.

That is why Ramana Maharshi says that normal persons carry the idea, 'I am the body', but an enlightened being feels, 'I am also the body.' It's not that the idea that I am body disappears; it just expands - I am also the body. This is also a part. So I have nowhere to go. Understand: having such a strong, clear peace inside you that even your thoughts cannot disturb it - that is enlightenment.

udging the Masters based on their physical movement is the worst thing that can happen to a disciple, because he will judge the Master's action from his own idea. If he does that particular action what logic will go through in his head he thinks that same logic is going through in his head. Especially the people who live around few days or few years or who claim I know THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM for so many years.

That's a big problem, that's a big problem. I always tell people, these people who claim I know THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM for so many years, what do they know? Nothing! First of all they don't know themselves, and they think they know me. They think with their logic, the logic with which their head functions with the same logic my head is also functioning. If the same logic, with the same logic if my head is also functioning, then why I am sitting here and why you are sitting there. There is no logic which you can understand logically with which Master's system functions.