Where this came from

The practice underneath this book is Raja Yoga as taught by the Brahma Kumaris, followed by the author for more than ten years.

They did not write this. They have not seen it. It is one person's reading of what he was taught, put to a use nobody asked him to put it to, and where it is wrong, the fault is his and not theirs. It is not an official publication of the Brahma Kumaris and should not be taken for one.

What was taken from it is a habit rather than a doctrine: that this sort of thing belongs in an ordinary day, and that the day's account is cleared at the end of it. Everything else was left where it was found — including what they teach about the account that is settled across lifetimes rather than evenings, which this book does not go near and has not tried to translate.

There is no address for the tradition anywhere in this book: no centre, nothing to send off for and no next step. If you want to look into it, you are perfectly capable of doing that without help from here.

Om Shanti.

It is how the people who taught him say hello, and goodbye. What they mean by it is I am a peaceful soul — that peace is not somewhere a person gets to, but what is there underneath when nothing has been added.