15 Chapter Fifteen

15.10 – Strive not to look good in the eyes of the world; strive to get good eyes to look at the world

15.09 – When we mistake the mind’s petulance to be bhakti’s impotence, we sentence ourselves to perpetual dissonance

15.03 – As long as we desire to bring matter under our captivity, we remain in its captivity

15.19 – Life’s driving force is existence’s crowning reality

15.15 – Krishna’s inner presence is to coach us, not catch us

15.10 – How can we pursue that which we don’t perceive?

15.09 – Might a 20/20 vision lead to blindness?

15.07 – When fulfilling desires doesn’t translate into fulfillment

15.07 – Completeness comes not by material amelioration or mechanical reconnection, but by emotional redirection

15.19 – The best direction for the motion of emotion

15.15 – Nothing can separate us from the infinite love of the infinite

15.15 – Krishna is responsive; we are responsible

15.10 – Blinded and addicted or illumined and liberated?

15.03 – Sharpen the head, ripen the heart

15.15 – No time to learn the language of faith?

15.07 – Playing God or playing with God?

15.15 – Is the noise without muting the voice within?

15.11 – When will the over-estimate be over?

15.10 – Is our sight causing us to lose sight?

15.07 – Are we trying to live someone else’s life?

15.07 – Let us long to belong

15.18 – Enlightenment that is universal, beneficial and non-imitable

15.07 – Why pursue pleasure in a prison of protoplasm?

15.5 – Divorcing our longest and worst life-partner

15.10 – The eye to see the I

15.06: Life in the spiritual world is not an eternity of daytime television

15.20: Peeling the Cosmic Onion

15.11: The material pleasure-seeker is non-material

15.07: Might we ourselves be the aliens?

15.05: Tried, tired – and retired

15.07: Beware of the spiritual masquerade of the false ego

15.07: Go Beyond the External – and the Internal

15.15: Block out the Blackout

15.07: To be apart or to be a part?

15.18: Our Choice: Infinite Longings or Longing for the Infinite?

15.12-14: Matters that matter more than matter

15.15: Krishna is ever-waiting, ever-willing and ever-working

15.10: “Seeing is believing” is an insult to human intelligence

15.12-15: Krishna is not just somewhere out there; he is also close by in here

15.10: The self-imposed misfortune of trusting the untrustworthy

15.18: Krishna is realer than reality