The Satsang Foundation

The Guru will be a picture of equanimity always, if he is truly developed spiritually.

According to me, in the present situation, we do require to be alone and in solitude occasionally.

In spiritual matters, a concrete answer is not possible. Also, everyone pursues it differently – there is not just one path.

A particular Guru may be suitable for me but may not be suitable for someone else. Hence, I am against mass spiritual teaching.

Sages like Sree Narayana Guru are rare. All are not like that. After reaching an exalted stage,

No one has the capacity of thinking a matter through completely. In the case of a Yogi, this may be possible.

When we have domestic problems, we can conclude things only after studying or examining them deeply.

The Jnani may not spread the knowledge directly but he may prepare other people for this work.

In the case of Ramana Maharishi, though did he not show any overt social concerns,

When we inhale and exhale, we give full attention to breath. So, the mind gets fully engaged without

The ‘learning process’ is never going to be complete. It is a continuous flow.

Planting a sapling is a symbol of Manavikata. It is not only environmentally beneficial, but is also a symbol of adopting another ‘Jeeva’

Somebody says something. You are thinking, “Who is this fellow to say something like this?”