What are the characteristics of a Rishis?
A Rishi is a radiant being who can receive and transmit knowledge and energies as Light. A Rishi is a person who has not only completed his Sadhana at this level but also at several other levels unknown to us. The main concern of the Rishis is the welfare of the Universe.
Why do they do Tapas?
To gather Energies and Knowledge for the welfare of the Universe.
Though the Rishis are perfect, why do they get angry sometimes and curse?
They get angry against Adharma which is perfect and spiritual. When we violate spiritual laws and come in the way of their work, they do curse. This is permitted by the higher laws
Where do the Rishis stay? How do they guide humanity?
The Rishis stay in Satya Loka. They have a network of assistant Rishis and human beings down here. They monitor our Sadhana through them and pass on the necessary knowledge and energies through their human channels. (They guide the humanity to transit from one Yuga to another Yuga).
What is the difference between a yogi and a Rishi?
A Yogi works for his own growth and a Rishi works for the welfare of the entire creation. Rishis have access to the Source of all Knowledge and Powers.
Why is contacting the Rishis so difficult?
We do not have enough Love for them and we have not developed a relationship with them. We have not allowed the Love which we have suppressed for a long time to come out.
What are the requirements to become a Rishis’ worker?
Total surrender, obedience and faith, readiness to give up anything; broad universal outlook; non-aggression at any level; the capacity to accommodate others’ shortcomings; non-judging; acceptance of the truths of life and living.
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