What are the indicators of a Realised Master whilst living? Listen to Pujya Gurudev, Swami Chinmayananda, an embodiment of these qualities, explain what He lived! Guru Poornima Offering!
Namaskar. Blissful~ Guru Brahma, Guru Vishnu, Guru devo Maheshwara Guru sakshat, param Brahma, tasmai shri guravay namah... Jai Sri Bhagavan and entourage
His style of talking has put off many people. ..And now I can see why? Why does he shout every few seconds? it just hurts the ears. imagine sitting in the audience ...and suffer that for one hour. hopefully someday ..someone can make a video with what he said in a much soothing voice. it would be appealing to a greater audience. Also, the channel should avoid very loud sound effects that it has almost at the start and end of every video....They are quite uncalled for.
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Focus on the priceless teaching only, please. He is not shouting, its the undying passion with which he teaches because of his infinite love for mankind.
,he is a self realized master, and he has poured his heart and wisdom for decades now. It would serve all well to get over the loud outbursts. This guy is among the greats we have to learn from. I promise you !!!
I'm going to say something controversial but when I read about realized masters within various traditions what I see is a man (very seldom a woman) who's trying to convince people that he alone is sweet and good while simultaneously being unable to prove his sweetness and goodness in a way that is objectively verifiable. Excuse my coarseness but from what I can see these are all primitive attempts at becoming a good person - always leading to partial success and division through disagreement with other culture's ways of dealing with reality. Who wouldn't want to become a sweet and good person in a way that was agreeable, testable and verifiable by everyone regardless of culture? But this has never happened - all we have are people like this self proclaimed jivamukti who says things that some listen to and some don't. Which seems to defeat the power of the words sweet and good. Science in the end is the answer. We don't have a scientific understanding of what goodness is yet. The scientific answer born in an individual would make that person good in a way that is pleasing to everyone. Any other presumption is nihilistic in its behavioral consequences. Feel free to disagree.
