Mira Sai

A book of mystical poetry by Mira Sai

Enstasy

Standing Inside Oneself

A poetic journey from self to Self, written after the author returned from a near-death experience.

Enstasy: Standing Inside Oneself by Mira Sai, with a violet mandala cover
Spirituality is the means for peaceful co-existence. May spiritual understanding bring inner peace as well as peace in the entire universe. May this book ignite spiritual thoughts in the minds of all readers.
Paramahamsa PrajnanandaSpiritual Leader of Kriya Yoga International Organizations
This evocative collection of poems is an expression of Mira Sai ma’s sharing of the bliss-filled experiences and insight, where she has realized we are all an expression of the Divine in mutual identity of substance, like waves on the ocean or ice cubes in water.
John Griffin, PhDProfessor of Integral Psychology, Spiritual Studies and Thanatology, World University, Ojai, California

About the book

Enstasy is neither religious nor spiritual, nor metaphysical or mystical and yet, it is all of these… a glimpse into Higher Truths while tasting their supreme nectarine bliss. Deep, profound meditations, which occurred upon the author’s return from her entry into death and Eternal life… where she had been graced to bathe within Consciousness… as Consciousness.

As you read and maybe re-read, delving deeper into the world of Enstasy, it is my sincere prayer that it opens a gateway into discovering your own wings of freedom, gently carrying you into that infinite expansion of consciousness, beyond limitation… leading to the ultimate goal of life… Oneness with the Supreme… Your own Higher Self… This book is all about you… This book is all about us…

— Mira Sai

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Portrait of Mira Sai wearing a saffron shawl and marigold garland

Mira Sai

Born and raised in New Delhi, Mira Sai built a business in New York and a career in California before a near-fatal car accident in 1994 took her to the “Other Side”. She returned transformed, lived five years at Sri Sai Baba’s ashram in Puttaparthi, and has since devoted her life to meditation, pilgrimage to the Himalayas and humanitarian work.

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