There is a great advantage if you have a real spiritual teacher. I’m not talking about the spiritual teacher who is in the race of trying to collect disciples.
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There is a great advantage if you have a real spiritual teacher. I’m not talking about the spiritual teacher who is in the race of trying to collect disciples.
MoreIn today’s world, when you really find it difficult to choose a Guru, maybe it is a good idea to start meditating without a Guru.
MoreYou can start meditation by reading a book or by listening to somebody or just sitting down and looking at the river flowing by.
MoreThe process by which one-pointed attention is developed – I am deliberately not using the word concentration here because concentration
MoreI’d say when I use the word meditation it includes the word introspection. You can’t meditate without introspection.
MoreAs you go deeper and deeper into your Sadhana – whatever be the Sadhana that’s taught to you personally by your teacher
MoreIf you have done one good deed and sat down and meditated, that day’s meditation is 100 times better
MoreIt is only when you are complete that you can give. When you are not complete,
MoreMost of what we call kindness that takes place or is expressed is only when we are not threatened or when we don’t feel that something
MoreIf you really feel happy by doing good to others, by recognizing the divine spark in others, then you are already an advanced soul
MoreThe true ‘Sadhak’ not only meditates in the way his Guru has taught him to, depending on his needs. He also begins to function
MoreMeditation, the search for happiness, is successful and most effective only when the mind begins to change. That is essentially Sadhana
MoreAll Sadhana is not mere meditation. Sadhana has to be complimented by one’s activity in the outside world – how one deals with other human beings
MoreIf you are fulfilled, if you are happy within yourself, if you are independent of anything external and still exude happiness,
MoreOne has to start somewhere and that starting point is not far away but right here and now. One can start with ten minutes
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