It’s good to erase one’s yesterdays and live in today. Then you are lighter; there are no burdens.
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It’s good to erase one’s yesterdays and live in today. Then you are lighter; there are no burdens.
MoreVery often when you say ‘rishi’, people give it a religious connotation.
MoreThe Satsang Foundation is delighted to announce Sri M ‘s visit to Kannur (near Vijayapura), Bagalkote and Kudalasangama, Karnataka, India on 30th & 31st August 2022.
MoreCan we live honestly and be truthful in our dealings? Not easy. Try your best.
MoreAnnouncing Atha Yoga Anushasanam, BYVK’s monthly online yoga sessions to inspire and encourage everyone to practice regularly – whether you are new to yoga, erratic in your practice or an estranged practitioner!
MoreAhimsa means not to think evil of others or not to cause injury to other living beings to the best extent possible.
MoreThe Satsang Foundation invites you to a talk by Sri M at Savitri Bhavan Auroville on “Sri Aurobindo and the Yogic Connection”, on the occasion of Sri Aurobindo’s 150th Birth Anniversary.
MoreYama Niyama are rules and regulations to be followed in life.
MoreThe Yogic mind is tranquil, quiet but very alert. It’s not as if it is drugged or has gone to sleep.
MoreThe guide, the teacher, or the friend who has crossed to the other side,
MoreThe mind is always moving up and down. Sometimes happy, sometimes sad.
MoreThe Gita defines Yoga as ‘Yogam karmasu kaushalam’, which means Yoga is how to work with complete tranquility and auspiciousness
MoreHatha yoga deals more with the body and gets it fit to go to the next layer
MoreLet go and rejoice! It doesn’t mean you should sell everything you possess and go away.
MoreIf you learn the art of being one pointed in meditation, you are automatically in meditation all the time.
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