Sadhana
Sadhana is not any kind of bodily action
that is out-worldly directed but is rather a state of mind, a condition of
thinking, a consciousness in which one lives. All actions are symbols of an
inward mood or motivation in a given direction.
The majority of sadhakas are likely to be lost in a wilderness of erratic
thoughts and confused ideologies due to a lack of any sustained background of a
final ideal in life to rest upon.
Spirituality is not a way of living minus connection with the world, nor
is it a thinking of things of the world.
Sadhana is a subtle ‘golden mean’ of an intelligent blend of the outward
and the inward, or, rather, matter and consciousness, the world and oneself,
the object and the subject, the Universe and God. – Swami Krishnananda
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