Aroga

What is the target for the mind?  How do we get there - which bidhi (way) means liberation for us?

"Mann tu jyot sarup hai apnaa mool pehchaan"

"Mool na manne visaariye"

"Suni-ai laage sehaj dhyaan"

Ashtavakra Gita Chapter One  1.1 - 1.3 Instruction on Self-Realization   

How is Knowledge to be achieved, detachment acquired, liberation attained?

Ashtavakra Gita Chapter One  1.4 - 1.9 Instruction on Self-Realization  

Abide in Awareness with no illusion of person You will be instantly free and at peace

Ashtavakra Gita Chapter One  1.10 - 1.15  Instruction on Self-Realization   

You are unbounded Awareness Bliss, Supreme Bliss in which the universe appears like a mirage of a snake in rope.  

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Translations used for Vyakhya (commentaries) are from the book Ashtavakra Gita by Bart Marshall. 

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 Aroga is all inner knowledge (Atam Gyaan) to achieve a higher state of being (Mahat / Vivek Budhi).   The school is an amalgam of the lineage of knowledge from the Vedas & Adi Granth. We connect the dots of the message of Oneness as the way of life - described by Bhagats (devotees) like Gur Nanak, Kabir and Matsyendranath.    Aroga, which has it roots in Sanskrit, means without illness.  www.aroga.ch  [email protected]

Ashtavakra Gita Chapter Eleven  11.3 Wisdom   

One who knows for certain that adversity and success come & go in obedience to destiny becomes content.   He neither desires nor grieves.

Chatr Chakr Varti Chatr Chakr Bhugtey Suyambhav Subhan Sarbda Sarbjugtey   Dukaalan Pranasi Dayaalan Sarupe Sadaa Ang Sangey Abhangang Bibhootey  - Gur Gobind Singh (from Dasam Granth)