Table of Contents
Part I
- Seeker: Thank you for coming to Nepal to bless us.
- Question: How can we control the mind?
- Question: If we want to focus on the heart, where is it?
- Question: Will it help me if I see you in my meditation?
- Question: I wish to realise God. How long will it take?
- Question: What is selflessness?
- Question: How can we trust ourselves and our abilities?
- Question: In the morning I usually spend half an hour for spiritual practice. How much time should I allot to chanting and how much for meditation?
- Question: How can we have a peaceful world?
- General comments about Nepal
Part II
- Daibel Faye: Could you tell us what your mission is and what you are trying to achieve?
- Daibel Faye: Well, it is quite refreshing to hear you go through all the different things that you do. Apparently you travel a lot, and yet you can manage to write all these books, to learn all these instruments and to practise them. It seems that you do not make a distinction between your private and professional life.
- Daibel Faye: I understand that you have lifted over 92,000 pounds in a time space of three hours.
- Daibel Faye: Even though it is by God's Grace that you lifted all that weight, indeed, there has to be a physical connection. Even though God's Grace is responsible, there has to be a lifting process.
- Daibel Faye: That is very well said. We have seen people who use worldly material power to do wrong towards people. Thank God that those who have the divine power know how to manage that power and will hopefully do what you are doing, which is to promote peace and unity in the world.
Part III
- Question: My sister has been fasting for sixteen days to protest the building of a dam over the Narmada River by the Indian Government. I am so worried about her health.
- Question: Guru, I would like to ask you about the significance of my name.
- Trees
- Question: Can intense devotion and longing for God go together with an attitude of divine surrender where there is no preconceived idea or preference other than the desire for the fulfilment of God's Will, or are the two approaches mutually exclusive?
- Question: When something painful happens in my life, it affects my heart or, let us say, it breaks my heart. Then it is very, very hard for me to forget about it. I can actually forgive certain things pretty easily, but to forget about it is almost impossible for me.
