To serve the less fortunate is the greatest form of worship of God. To repeat His name and constantly remember Him is the surest and quickest way to achieve success and attain eternal peace. To regulate one’s life according to the injunctions of the Shruti is the greatest cure of any malady. To meditate daily… Detail
From time immemorial, mankind has searched for a way out of suffering and difficulties in order to find happiness. This is a natural trend present in everyone because none of us want to suffer, none of us want to be in pain and none of us want to face difficulties. We all want to find… Detail
Stress, strain, and anxiety, which lead to the condition of burnout, result in social and emotional distress and pain and unhappiness in the individual. Psychosomatic diseases are also linked to stress. As modem researchers have shown, stress is a product of major life crises (e.g. death or divorce) as well as the minor but constant… Detail
To be peaceful, calm and undisturbed under all circumstances is considered as one of the qualities of a saint or sage. But we need not be great saints or sages to be calm and peaceful. Anyone with a certain minimum amount of self-control, who is not entirely a slave of his negative feelings and passions,… Detail
Self-inquiry is an awareness of the awareness itself. It leads us beyond duality because the object of meditation (the “I”) is ultimately revealed as the Subject itself (the transpersonal Consciousness). Nevertheless, in order to let the question “Who am I?” bring us closer to our real nature, or in other words, to truly ask “Who… Detail
Whatever we are now is the result of whatever we have been or thought in the past, and whatever we shall be in the future will be the result of what we do or think now. But this does not preclude our receiving help from outside, the possibilities of the soul are always quickened by… Detail
