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Larchfire: Photography from India, Nepal and Tibet, plus quotations primarily from traditions in Yoga and Buddhism

If spiritual practices serve the purpose of stopping the mind, they are strong allies. But if they deepen the belief that you are someone in particular who practices something in particular in order to get something that you do no believe is already here, then they are an obstruction. They keep you spinning around yourself rather than allowing you to deepen into yourself. —Gangaji, <i> Yoga International </i>
<i> L1821 Swami from Divine Life Society, Rishikesh </i>

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If spiritual practices serve the purpose of stopping the mind, they are strong allies. But if they deepen the belief that you are someone in particular who practices something in particular in order to get something that you do no believe is already here, then they are an obstruction. They keep you spinning around yourself rather than allowing you to deepen into yourself. —Gangaji, Yoga International L1821 Swami from Divine Life Society, Rishikesh

Swami teach Rishikesh Divine Life Society Gangaji Yoga International