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RAMAKRISHNA ANANDA

The Bay of Your Mind

Discover how powerful inner momentums impact your thoughts, feelings and actions

Yogis use the analogy of the bay and the ocean as a way of experiencing and interplaying with Spirit. We are like bays, always connected to the vast ocean of Spirit. If our minds are at peace, we can become conscious of the bay, the ocean, and the interplay between the two. Learn techniques that help to calm the mind and allow us to know and enjoy the soul and Spirit.

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  • The ocean and bay analogy help us understand the union of the individual with the Infinite Spirit. Infinite Spirit is the ocean and the individual is a bay in that ocean
  • Spirit is our substance. We are  always connected to Spirit
  • When the mental/emotional content of our bay, called the collection, is free of turbulence, we are able to consciously interplay with Spirit
  • Use witness consciousness to discover the content of the collection. The issues that keep coming up need to be resolved. What is the lesson? What is the blessing in this?
  • Participate in a series of meditations witnessing the collection
  • There is a growing sense of lightness and joy in life that comes as we work with the collection

The Ocean and The Bay

You and I are like bays in the ocean of Spirit. We are always connected to the ocean and it is always flowing into us. Discover that you’re an individual expression of Spirit — a unique expression — and your life, your existence, is an interplay between Spirit within you and the Infinite Spirit.

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— Ramakrishna Ananda

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