True Renunciation
Based on a Story from the Yoga Vasishtha

























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About the Author
Reading this story, I was really touched by the qualities of Chudala, Sikhidvaja’s queen, wife, and Guru. For me, the story reveals the power and compassion of the Guru. I deeply appreciated the ways Chudala helped Sikhidvaja reach right understanding. And I’m truly grateful for Gurumayi’s continuing guidance in situations into which my own delusion may lead me.
Sydney, Australia
My initial understanding of renunciation was like King Sikhidhvaja’s. I felt I needed to abandon worldly life to progress in sadhana. I learned, with gratitude, that performing the Siddha Yoga practices and contemplating the teachings can lead to both bhukti and mukti—worldly prosperity and liberation. As my misunderstanding has dissolved, I feel deep appreciation when I see God in all kinds of things.
New York, United States