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Somebody says something. You are thinking, “Who is this fellow to say something like this?” This will stop further suggestions or ideas from others. If the openness in one’s mind – that there is mu...
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Somebody says something. You are thinking, “Who is this fellow to say something like this?” This will stop further suggestions or ideas from others. If the openness in one’s mind – that there is mu...
Buddha to his agitated disciple, Ananda: "To go into deep meditation, to listen to the music of the spheres, one has to keep the mind alert, stable and poised, not slack and lazy and at the same ti...
Sri M narrates his first experience with his Guru Sri Maheshwarnath Babaji and the turn his life took thereafter. Watch Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wbf6kIknaU
An interesting fact is all of Buddha's work was in the Pali language, which was the local language at that time. He was, consciously or unconsciously, trying to rise above the caste system where wi...
Selected talks by Sri M on a USB memory stick, would be released on Gurupurnima Day, 9 July 2017. The USB will be available at the venue and and can also be bought online through www.srim.in & Amaz...
In simple words - desire is the root of all sorrow. These are Buddha’s words in the Diamond Sutras. Desire is the root of all sorrow; therefore, to be free of desire is to be free of sorrow and be ...
Buddhism is a religion of renunciation - giving up. And, kindness to all living beings. As the Buddha said, "It is one of the ways to observe the righteousness of the Buddhist life." Perhaps, one o...
Sri M inaugurated the "Chanda Satsang Vidyalaya" on 30th June, 2017 at Lathira village near Garh Mukteshwar - a two hour drive from Delhi. The land and building for the school have been provided th...
This work is a sequel to his best selling autobiography Apprenticed to the Himalayan Master. New Delhi: An overflowing hall, packed through the aisles, clapped and cheered as Dr. Karan Singh, Membe...
When Siddhartha was offered little food by a poor woman, he accepted the food. He ate it, felt relieved, and rested. Then he walked up to the peepul tree, the trunk of which remains today at Bodh G...
Buddha said, “There is sorrow in this world.” Definitely, there is sorrow. Even in the midst of great happiness, there is sorrow lurking somewhere. When you are at your happiest, you can look back ...
The basic Buddhist theory is, apart from the emptiness of the outside world, the self who is seeking the Truth is itself nonexistent. It is merely a concoction of the senses and the mind - this ind...