Mana Shiksha [Sh Kishori Ali]
Mana Shikhsha is composed of various verses written by Shri Kishori Ali of Lalita Sect, giving various instructions to the mind.
Writer: Shri Kishori Ali
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Sab Taji Kijiye Satasang Bhakti - Shri Kishori Ali Ji, Man Shiksha (31)
Renounce all else and seek only the association of holy saints, for true satsanga alone awakens devotion, spiritual wisdom, and detachment, while leading the soul to uninterrupted love for the Divine Couple, Śrī Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa.
Rasik Janani Kau Sang Manohar - Shri Kishori Ali Ji, Mana Shiksha (14)
Śrī Kiśorī Alī Jī says that the association of rasikas is supremely beautiful and spiritually auspicious. One who remains in their company and deeply reflects upon their teachings receives the special grace of Śrī Priyā-Priyatama. Divine pastimes begin to manifest within such a person's heart, and that greatly fortunate soul becomes qualified to relish the eternal nectar of nitya-rasa.
Brajmandal Vrindavan Mein Firi Safal Kiye Nahin Paay - Shri Kishori Ali, Mana Shiksha (24)
If one wanders throughout Braja-maṇḍala and Vṛndāvana yet fails to make one's life successful, then one has wasted this rare human birth through sheer folly.
Yahi Tain, Rasikan Ki Bani, Gahi Tu Tattva Chhani Hai - Shri Kishori Ali, Mana Shiksha (13)
The Vāṇīs (words) of the rasikas are the very essence of the Supreme Truth, for Śrī Śyāmā-Śyāma eternally dwells within them. What benefit is there in wandering elsewhere after abandoning the shelter of Śrī Kiśorī Jī's lotus feet? Everywhere else, there is only argument and dispute.
Vrindavan Basi, Vrindavan Basi, Vrindavan Sukhdaai Re - Shri Kishori Ali, Mana Shiksha (9)
To reside in Vṛndāvana is itself the highest bliss, for this Vṛndāvana bestows rasa in every way. Here, our beloved divine Couple, Śrī Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa, eternally reside, delighting in enchanting and divine plays of love that forever captivate the heart.
Vrindavan, Vrindavan, Vrindavan Kahi Re - Shri Kishori Ali, Mana Shiksha (8)
Chant “Vrindavan Vrindavan Vrindavan" and take shelter of the dust of Vrindavan wholeheartedly, without further delay.