3 as one book - Kirpal Singh

I I 0MEDITATIONwith a burning anguish of the soul will invoke more divinegrace.'Tou must silence your thoughts during meditation.The silencing of the intellect is the last nail inthe coffin. You should not wish to have one thing or another.Simply sit at the door and wait. The sublime silenceis best and easily achieved by lovingly and humblyreposing in the gracious Master Power to grant and blesswhatever is deemed fit. That benign power is incessantlywith you and is quite aware of your earnest efforts. Butso long as you are conscious of your actions, you standin your own way and when you lovingly eliminate yourself,He will manifest to \.ou in the form of celestialmanifestations of Divine Light and holy Sound Current.It is something like inviting someone to enter the roomwhile you are blocking the way by standing in the doorwayai7He or she is not to presuppose things or visualize results,for those will follow of their own accord. We ha\xbut to sit in loving remembrance, with steady gaze fixedin between and behind the two ejebrows. and do mentalrepetition of the E'i\,e Holy \Yards, without any exertionor strain on the eyes, or on the forehead. Ours is to bean attitude of passivity, for the Doer is one and onlyOne: the Master, who is the best judge for the time andmeasure and manner of each step on the path.'"The meditation practices should be an easy, naturaland enjoyable process, wherein ~ o could u sit for extendedhours. So please try to a\.oid such faith-shakes as willdistract your thoughts from the Path until you ha\.e progressedsufficientl) and grown strong within so as to be-