The Satsang Foundation

Dhyana comes from the root dhi, which means ‘to meditate’.

Dharana means to be able to fix your attention on something exclusively without being distracted

When you get up from your daily meditations, thank everything and everybody with utter humility.

Thoughts are like ripples that disturb the calm surface of the mind and distort the reflections.

There is no technique to reach the ‘Truth’, for you are yourself the ‘Truth’.

The ‘Self ’ is ever free, ever blissful. It is and was never bound; therefore,

If someone promises salvation for all at once, take care; you are about to be hoodwinked.

Sorrows and shortcomings, the cares of this world, are certainly there, but who doesn’t have them?

You are the consciousness which is the witness of all the drama, watching in amusement

The key principle of the teaching is that we are in our true essence complete

The most important function of the Guru is to act as a well-polished mirror so that we see ourselves as we are,

Following the teachings is more important than worshipping the Teacher.