In the language of Yoga, our flute is the spine and it is usually full of muck.
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In the language of Yoga, our flute is the spine and it is usually full of muck.
MoreSatsang (Session 2 on 8th Sept.) followed by Q&A on with Sri M at the retreat at Claymont in West Virginia from 7th to 9th September 2018.
MoreSatsang (Session 1) followed by Q&A on 8th Sept. With Sri M at the retreat at Claymont in West Virginia from 7th to 9th September 2018.
MoreOnce the music is heard, thenceforth our problems are solved. We are onto a different world altogether.
MoreAn introductory Satsang (on 7th Sept.) with Sri M at the retreat at Claymont in West Virginia that was held from 7th to 9th September 2018.
MoreHappiness is the common thing that everybody seeks. When somebody commits suicide, it is generally because one wants to escape the unhappiness
MoreA talk followed by a Q&A session by Sri M at The Unitarian Universalist Church – in Bethesda, Maryland USA on 6th September 2018 during his visit to the US
MoreWhenever I think of preparing for a new day, leaving behind the old, I am reminded of the cry of John the Baptist, who declared,
MoreA brief talk by Sri M was followed by a Q&A session at the International Monetary Fund at Washington D.C., USA on the 5th of September 2018
MoreAll our lives are based upon the understanding that, ‘I am the body’.
MoreMusic cannot be played if the flute is filled with muck. You have to empty it out. A flute has to be hollow;
MoreI think all the sadhana we do is intended to mostly bring about the hunger for God
MoreKrishna – Satsang followed by Q&A with Sri M at the Siva Vishnu Temple in Lanham, Maryland USA on the occasion of ‘Janmashtami’ on 2nd September 2018
MoreA Satsang followed by Q&A with Sri M at the Rajdhani Temple in Chantilly, Virginia USA on 1st September 2018 where he speaks about Krishna and the concept of Bhakti
MoreNavanita is the Sanskrit word for butter. So, He is called the Navanita Chor – one who steals the butter.
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