Antarmukhi Sada Sukhi - Inward Facing, Always Happy

Name: Antarmukhi Sada Sukhi - Inward Facing, Always Happy
Duration: 20 min 18 s
Description: Ananta explores the teaching 'Antarmukhi Sada Sukhi'—how turning inward leads to unceasing happiness and why suffering cannot coexist with true prayer and inquiry.

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Ananta highlights the contradiction between claiming to lead a prayerful life while continuing to suffer in Maya. He urges seekers to move from conceptual spirituality to unceasing inward-facing inquiry or devotion to dissolve the ego's blind spots.

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To suffer requires the constant reinforcement of belief in thought patterns; prayer and suffering cannot coexist.

There is no reason to be outward-facing when we can always remain inward-facing in God’s presence.

Repentance is the grace of having our blind spots revealed so they can be surrendered to the Heart.

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