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Today’s show is dedicated to celebrating the birthday of The Venerated Enlightened Master Sant Kirpal Singh Ji Maharaj (vegetarian). Today, it is a delight to present selections from Chapter 23 of the book “The Light of Kirpal,” by Sant Kirpal Singh Ji Maharaj (vegetarian), in which He leads a discussion with His disciples on the Heavenly Light and Sound. Chapter 23 Keep Your Mind Occupied “[…] Sometimes the Negative Power imitates the voice of the Master, and a man is misguided. If you hear any sound, tell him to come forward and appear to you. If he appears to you, then repeat the Five Names. If he is a man of the highest, he will stay; others will go away. If it is the Negative Power, he won’t stay, mind that. Many are misguided by the negative way. He can imitate the Master’s voice, and the man is under the delusion, ‘Oh, it is the Master speaking to you, follow him’ – you may go amiss. […]Let not your mind remain vacant. A vacant mind is the home of the devil. Forget the past, as I told you; forget the future. ‘Live in the present moment,’ as I told you. If each moment is looked after – a vigilant watch is kept – then everything will be all right. […]It is not you who are to control the mind. It is that Power within you, the contact of which has been given to you. The more you come in contact with That, mind will be controlled. It is only God Power that can control it, and you have been given a contact with that God Power in the form of Light and Sound. The more you come in contact with That, the more the mind will be stilled. When that sound begins to be heard, without closing your ears, all the time, then your mind will be controlled. […]You are living every moment of life; if any thought crosses your mind, that affects it. Keep a vigilant watch over your mind. Keep your mind engaged. When at work, be fully at work. Work is worship. When you eat, be fully at eating. God has blessed you with that food; thank God. When you’re in good health, thank God you’re healthy. All the time, remember in some form or the other. Forgetfulness results in drawbacks. […]The regular way up is by sitting in meditation. Have sweet remembrance of Him, of the Master or the God-in-Him, all the time. […]”
