The words were meticulously recorded by a dedicated female devotee named Tulsi Amma (Anandi), who observed Bhagawan in his elevated states of consciousness.

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The word Chidakasha is derived from two Sanskrit words: Chit (consciousness) and Akasha (space or ether). It translates to "the space of pure consciousness"—the boundless, unconditioned inner sky where the universe arises and dissolves.

Because these were spontaneous utterances translated from old Kannada dialects, the sentence structures can sometimes seem fragmented or repetitive. Look past the literal words to feel the spiritual vibration behind them.

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