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The Satsang Foundation is delighted to announce two upcoming 3-Day Residential Satsangs with Sri M at two locations in India. Kindly find the details below: Satsang with Sri M at The Peepal Grove S...
The ultimate aim of spiritual fulfillment is to find the Truth - Satya. To reach the Truth, you have to start with being truthful, practically, in day-to-day life. You cannot imagine that you are f...
The mind has various levels of impurities and agitations. As long as these last, they are like curtains, which very subtly veil or cover the Truth. You are not searching for something outside yours...
A retreat is meant for implementation. By implementation I mean the practice of sadhana and the other is the practice of certain principles that are conducive to the practice of sadhana.
Thoughts are like ripples that disturb the calm surface of the mind and distort the reflections. When they disappear, the surface becomes clean, and the undistorted reflection of the 'Sacred One' i...
One of the greatest qualities of human beings is the quality of love because there is no logic to it. For love people do things which are unimaginable. It is a feeling, a compulsive feeling. It is ...
As long as there is a division between the seer and the seen, there is duality. The real seer, after having understood the Brahman, has nothing to see, because the seer itself is what is in the seen.
The whole purpose of Sadhana, is how to zero in, how to go into the essence of this being, which is not anywhere outside, but within us.
Every little thing is full of joy. The dew drop you find on the grass in the morning, the breeze that blows in quietly bringing in the perfume of the jasmine, the smell of the earth after the first...
The Upanishad says, if you want to understand that Supreme reality which pervades everywhere, let go, move from your own centre, expand and let everyone be a part of you.
Published in ‘The Hindu’ dated Sep 21, 2012. Sri M's views, in his own words: On 'Satsang' When I called on the Paramacharya of Kanchi, he asked my name. As advised by the Brahmins in the mutt, I r...
Most of us already have a sense that a good yoga class leaves us calmer, lighter on our feet, and somehow more present. What is less obvious is how differently the practice works in the wiring of a...