21. There is only one very clear moon on the full moon night. One should perceive That (the Self) like the moon seeing duality is perversion. 22. It is indeed in this way that intelligence b... Read more
Chapter 2 1. Of the teacher-even if he be young illiterate, or addicted to the enjoyment of sense objects, even if he be a servant or a householder -none of these should be considered. Does... Read more
61. The whole universe shines undivided and unbroken. Oh, the maya, the great delusion – the imagination of duality and nonduality! Maya – ignorance. 62. Always “not this,... Read more
46. I know that all, in every way, is the one indivisible “I” which is self-sustained and full, while the five elements, beginning with ether, are empty. 47. The Self is neither... Read more
31. When the pot is broken, the space within it is absorbed in the infinite space and becomes ndifferentiated. When the mind becomes pure, I do not perceive any difference between the mind a... Read more
16. You do not belong to that which is composed of the five objects of sense, such as sound; nor does that belong to you. You indeed are the supreme Reality. Why then do you suffer? Five.... Read more
Chapter 1 1. Through the grace of God alone, the desire for nonduality arises in wise men to save them from great fear. Nonduality – monistic Consciousness, in which the knower, knowl... Read more
The Avadhoota Gita is writen by Sage Dattatreya. Dattatreya is regarded by many as the foremost incarnation. He was the combined incarnation of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. His narration was re... Read more
XIX Janaka said: 1. Using the tweezers of the knowledge of the truth I have managed to extract the painful thorn of endless opinions from the recesses of my heart. 2. For me, established in... Read more
51. When one sees oneself as neither the doer nor the reaper of the consequences, then all mind waves come to an end. 52. The spontaneous unassumed behaviour of the wise is noteworthy, but n... Read more
