SHANTI SHANTI SHANTI

"The meaning of uttering the word 'Shanti' thrice is that the three types of obstacles—Adhibhautik, Adhidaivik and Spiritual—are completely eradicated. God is the embodiment of peace.
Therefore all kinds of peace are assured by remembering him."
- Upanishads.

All kinds of obstacles are under these three.
The Absolute Truth prevails over all. By remembering it, peace is assured.
This remembrance is not intellectual because truth is empirical.
This is an experience of peace. A friend asked what is love, so in the same way it can be asked what is peace?
Peace is an experience in which there is no doer. The doer is the ego – the unconsciousness of me. I am the doer, I am the enjoyer.
Consciousness is the waking state. This experience is complete. It is without reason. The system is such that consciousness cannot be causal. Experience is also without reason, peace is also without reason.
There is peace only when there is no reason to be quiet. We have known only the peace that comes from the cause. Such peace is the only form of retribution for the disturbance. Such peace is momentary and continues until the other side of the disturbance comes to the fore. It means that fear, doubt, restlessness remain, I do not know what is happening?
Thus a peace that depends on others cannot be called peace. In real peace experience, so-called good and bad events keep on coming. They have no effect. We say that such a person must have received a boon. No. We can be like this too. Said-
“The price you have to pay for peace is willingly, happily. And the price is freedom from a selfish mind set. If you have this fundamental change you can help build a calm, healthy world. Compassionate and understanding for peace Must be."
Compassionate, Compassionate, Sensitive, Sympathetic, Kind, Kind, Compassionate, Compassionate, Merciful, Merciful Whatever you say. Same thing.
Love is said to be the form of God. If there is no compassion, where will love come from?
Hard mind, intellect, should be melted in the heart. The heart is the furnace that melts everything. That is the abode of God.
'Ishwar: Sarvabhutanam Hriddesherjuna Tishthati.'
Comparison, knowingly or unknowingly, surrounds everyone. This comparison is only of happiness.
Trying to say 'I am happier than you'. If it fails, then it becomes very sad.
This tendency is the root of becoming, telling, moving forward, going forward.
Then how can we all live by ourselves? If all the people are in themselves then there should be peace. Comparison should end.
Living in oneself is possible only in the self, in the heart. Then every man is healthy. There is no comparison between healthy people. Comparison is with unhealthy people. If some healthy people are sitting peacefully, an unhealthy person reaches among them, then immediately his comparison work will start. He does not understand that where so many people are sitting established in Brahman peace, what is the need of comparison? Let him also sit peacefully. needed.
Then there will be some discussion in them, it will come out of peace, out of health. Then there will be satsang, not controversy. There is a dispute in the name of satsang, when it is compared who knows how much - less, more, right and wrong.
In satsang, the responsibility of knowing and knowing is on the truth.
This is the reason why those who have experienced the truth talk understanding the basic meaning. There is no scope for controversy.
They do not want peace, they themselves are completely calm. He who wants peace is disturbed and therefore a riot happens.
It is natural for a disturbed person to want peace, and what should he do, but he wants to find peace through thoughts. Thoughts mean unrest.
Those paths are also related to another person, event & situation.
The other is the other, the self is the self.
Peace is in oneself, not in others & with others. Such a person will not envy & hate and that will be enough.
The solution is oneself. Therefore, one has to invoke and experience divine peace. Then it can be said in the language of the Upanishads - Om Shanti: Shanti: Shanti:
This great experience is often associated with death which is a mere formality while it is the ultimate expression of the great truth of the soul within. We never die and are eternally peaceful.