What it is that we would attain in the ‘Grahastha’ phase that is different from the ‘Brahmacharya’
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What it is that we would attain in the ‘Grahastha’ phase that is different from the ‘Brahmacharya’
MoreIn this material world, earning one’s living and going through all the travails of worldly existence
MoreAt places like Badrinath and Kedarnath, it is not a very good idea to talk; it is the apt time to be spent in meditation
MoreIn fact, the very teaching of Buddha was freedom from sorrow for all mankind.
MoreIn the Rig Veda, it says ‘Sa Esa Vaisvaanaro Visvarupah’. This is HE, the ‘Vaisvanaara’ fire,
MoreThe real ‘Soma’ is that which the yogi feels when his consciousness ascends to the highest center in the human body.
MoreThe most important point stressed is the first qualification ‘Sarva bhuta hite rataaha’
MoreEvery human being goes through travails, pain and sadness in life. There is no one who will escape from this.
MoreThe result of ‘Dharana’ and ‘Dhyana’ is Samadhi’. ‘Samadhi’ is an altered state of consciousness
MoreA spiritual teacher provides opportunities and situations, either deliberately or as they happen. He teaches you not to run away from these situations, but rather stay in the situation and wait it out. For, it is only when you are in a situation or in a particular set of circumstances that you begin to realize where you actually stand.
MoreThe details of the events, venues and timings of the Walk of Hope programs in Ahmedabad, from Sep 5-7, 2015.
MoreIf we can at sometime voluntarily extricate ourselves from the conditioning thoughts in our mind, and open our mind
More‘Saburi’ is patience. Patience is required because when everybody is swimming along the stream and allowing oneself
MoreWhen the sleeping energy, the formidable ‘Kundalini’ is awakened by resorting to the proper means, with the guidance of a proper teacher,
MoreDedicate all actions to the Lord. Slowly, the outside disappears and the inner takes over. Whatever happens – good or bad
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