Question and answer 33

What is meant by "interior worship", or worship of the attributeless?

Attributeless worship is treated at length in works like the Ribhu Gītā, but here is its whole point in a sentence: every kind of sacrifice, giving, austerity, vow, chanting, yoga, and worship there is amounts to this one meditation, 'I am Brahman' — so never let go of that awareness, by any means at all.

What is meant by interior worship, or attributeless worship?

Although attributeless worship is expounded at length in works such as the Ribhu Gītā, since every sacrifice, gift, austerity, vow, recitation, yoga, and act of worship is nothing but this same meditation, 'I am Brahman', the purport of attributeless worship is simply this: that the awareness 'I am Brahman' should never, by any means, be let go of.