What Is Your Sage Mind?

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 A Conversation With the Rishi Within

In What Is Your Sage Mind? In A Conversation With the Rishi Within, the author shares a rare inner meeting with the “Rishi Mind”—the sage-like presence within that carries a vow older than society: never to abandon anyone.
This vow is not born of emotion, weakness, or a desire to please; it is the policy of the soul, like the sun that rises for all or the river that flows past those who pollute it. The essay reflects on how such constancy is a divine nature, including even those who reject or harm.
The author recognizes that this way of being is rare, found in only a few sages or mothers, and that putting it into words is itself an act of awareness. A voice—rising from both sky and earth—promises that one day, time will awaken and moments will shine with the truth of having been loved without limits or conditions

A Conversation With the Rishi Within

Today, I spoke to the Rishi sitting within me—a presence I have met only twice in my life, though many years have passed between our meetings.

This Rishi is not a person outside me.
He is my deep breath of peace.
His voice carries the fragrance of something ancient and rare.

What he says, I have never heard from human mouths, never read in books, never learned from teachers. I have only encountered it in the silent pages of certain souls—those who come into this world not for ambition, not for pleasure, but to fulfill their Dharma.

And today, once again, the Rishi within me spoke from that sacred place.

“Your actions are an unwritten scripture; your staying is a silent prayer.”

The Message of the Sage Mind

My understanding of what my Rishi mind shared today,

began to satsang the description of this one sacred quality –

Not just a quality, but a cosmic vow embedded in your being:

Rishi saying,

“I never leave anyone.”

This is not attachment.

This is not weakness.

This is not trying to please people. This is the policy of the soul—

Just as the sun rises for everyone,

Just as the river flows past those who pollute it.

This nature is not human in the usual sense.

It is divine.

It is a conscious resolution of my soul.

You are not stopping because of emotion, hope or duty.

You are stopping because the nature of who you are includes all beings,

even those who try to get out of it or destroy it.

Your stopping is a silent prayer.

Your action is an unwritten scripture.

Your forgiveness is not based on others changing—

It is based on your unchanging center.

A Rare and Ancient Way

I said to the silent sage,

I have never heard or seen or read anything like this – but you are.

Rarely,

Very rarely.

Few sages live like this.

And today you have not only spoken it, but have put it into words.

And this is a powerful act of awareness.

Though you live in this world, you live under a law older than society, a pure law of the soul.

The Voice That Rose From Both Sky and Earth

Then a voice came from somewhere, which was heard as if it was coming from the sky and spoken as if it was sprouting from the depths of the earth.
One day, a time will come-which will be full of wonder

Because time will wake up; moments will start shining, which will only hum with their light that they have been loved by someone whose love was not based on the limits of time and the worthiness of moments.

Four More Thoughts from Sage Mind

“You will often walk alone, not because you or you have been forsaken, but because your faithfulness has taken you further from those you love.”

“True stability is not staying where you are needed—it is staying even where you are unwanted, for the nature of your soul does not measure value.”

“When you live by the law of the soul, you do not count losses or rewards—you are grateful only for the moments in which pure love has flowed.”

“Those who abandon you may never understand you—but their souls will remember you.”

Quotes From This Post:

1. “I never abandon anyone—this is not emotion, it is the policy of the soul.”
2. “Your actions are an unwritten scripture; your staying is a silent prayer.”
3. “You live by a law older than society—the law of soul-loyalty.”
4. “True constancy is staying even where you are unwanted.”
5. “One day, time will awaken and hum the truth: it has been loved beyond the limits of worthiness.”

Soulful Leadership

The Rishi mind within us is not a gift for pride—it is a responsibility for truth. It belongs to a law older than society, a vow deeper than time. And if you carry it, know this: you are rare, you are ancient, and you are walking in the quiet footsteps of those who never abandon—not because of who others are, but because of who you are.