The Man Who Refused Heaven: The Humor of Paramhansa Yogananda
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Why is humor so deeply appreciated? Laughter is one of the great
joys of life. Joy is fundamental to who we are. Yogananda
translated the classic definition of God given by Swami
Shankarananda, Sat-chid-ananda, as, Ever-existing, ever-conscious,
ever-new joy. Yogananda added the concept of new to the ancient
definition. Yogananda explained that God became His creation, which
means that all of life exists, is conscious, and has the quality of
joy innately within it. This is why human beings universally seek
happiness. It is our nature to be happy, and the search for
happiness motivates everyone. A master is one who has united his
consciousness with Satchidananda, and so you see in the masters
profound joy. Some share this joy outwardly through their
personalities; others may be more serious outwardly, but great joy
sparkles in their eyes and is felt in their presence. In
Yogananda's magnificent poem, Samadhi, he describes his experience
in the highest state of consciousness, ending with the lines,
Eternity and I, one united ray. A tiny bubble of laughter, I Am
become the Sea of Mirth Itself. Yogananda's experience of life, his
experience of the goal of all life, was filled with joy. He lived
in joy always, and sought to awaken it in others. Though he could
be intensely serious and deep as appropriate, he also could express
the greatest joy, often in unexpected situations. The humor in this
book arose spontaneously from Yogananda's deep joy. Sometimes he
used humor to express an important spiritual principle. Sometimes
he used it in training the disciples, to help them learn in a way
that reasoned lectures could never achieve. Most of the humor in
this book was taken from Yogananda's writings. Also included are
experiences with the master that demonstrate his playful spirit.
These were written by Swami Kriyananda, from his years of being
trained personally by Yogananda, or from stories that were shared
with him by other close disciples. The message of this book is both
playful and serious. The serious message is that joy can be found
within us always. We should look for it there and share it with
others.
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