A person who is really intelligent, is one who grasps without prejudice.
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The Satsang Vidyalaya (TSV) began its journey in a single thatched hut, a far cry from the modern facility it has become today.
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Yoga says that the essence of the mind is free of tension, of the ups and downs
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The basic meaning of the word yoga is to open up the mind
MoreResidential Satsang with Sri M in The Peepal Grove School, Sadum, Andhra Pradesh
The Satsang Foundation is delighted to announce two consecutive 3-Day Residential Satsangs with Sri M in The Peepal Grove School, Sadum, Andhra Pradesh, India in December 2024.
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You are a product of many lives, and therefore don’t measure your progress
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Freedom is the aim. stand on your own feet.
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From the yogic point of view, there are three nadis in us which are the most important
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The science of yoga says that there are ways and means to gather together
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When you reach a state of complete fulfillment in yoga,
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Samadhi is an altered state of consciousness where the mind becomes absolutely still.
MoreSpirituality and Religion in a divided world
I would like to tell you a little story that actually is from the ancient Jain system of thought. It was adapted and adopted by a great Sufi who made it very popular, whose name was Maulana Jalal-ud-Din Rumi, who started the order of the whirling dervishes. And then Ramakrishna Paramahamsa loved the story and so on.
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As long as you have a physical body, nobody can know everything.
MoreDe-silting debris delivers denizens of Tulai Village from water woes
Joy was writ large on the faces of the residents as they witnessed the phenomenal results of the renaissance of the Mukyacha Kalambad Lake in Tulai Village.
MoreMadhu Ki Rasoi: Nourishing the community with wholesome meals
Simple, nourishing meals are carried forth every evening via a mobile unit to the Mathura Railway Station and several locations to serve hungry wayfarers, itinerant sadhus, impoverished daily wagers, and weary travelers at the twin cities of Mathura-Vrindavan.
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