“Be positive all the time, even in the most difficult to difficult situations. The power of your positivity can change the course of your difficulties and clear off the obstructions paving way for newer opportunities. Opportunities are waiting at your door steps. You need to open the door”.

- Shri Ramesh Jain

“One of my close relative deceived me due to which I had to incur heavy financial loss. For almost three months I was disturbed and depressed. I was cursing the person who deceived me and knocked all the doors for recovery of my money but in vain. I was feeling very insecure and was totally negative. After attending your program I realized the ill effects of being negative. I turned positive by accepting all that which happened to me as the result of my own karma (actions). I started emanating positive vibes towards everybody including the person who, I thought, has deceived me. Dramatic changes started taking place in my life and newer and newer opportunities came to me. Things totally changed and I am again back to my normal life. Thanks.”

Q: Can you please clarify as to who is the ‘I’ and who is the real meditator, ‘I’ or the mind?

A: ‘I’ (as pure self) do not meditate as ‘I’ is always in a changeless, non-modifying, attributeless and thoughtless state. Thoughts do not emanate from ‘I’ but they emanate from mind. It is the mind who attempts meditation so as to become calm. Do not get carried away by the gimmicks, which the mind resorts to, just because it is unable to be stable. Try consciously to be always aware of your ‘I’ (the real self) and the mind will start taking rest in you.

“Meditation is not meant for the meditator (the Self, Atman) and meditator is not at all meditating but meditation is meant for the ‘Mediator’, the mind, whose phenomena is to identify with everything other than its own source and thus veil the conscious existence of an entity called the self, seer, experiencer, meditator, atman, brahman and so on…”