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Sri M recites the mantras on the Guru, the Guru Stuthi - Akanda Mandala Kaaram...; Ajnana Timirandhasya.... and Gurur Brahma... and the group of participants chant after him, in one of the satsangs...
In the Guru Mantra, when we say ‘Sadgurum Tam Namaami’ we are not talking about any living being. We are talking about the Supreme Being. The real one is that which pervades everything everywhere a...
Spiritual growth happens at a different pace for different people. Everyone doesn’t have the same speed of growth, and you don’t have to imitate anyone.
Satsang project update on Satsang Rural Vidyalaya, Satsang Skill Development Centre, Swasthya Kendra and the MyTree project for the period April - July 2019. [pdf-embedder url="https://satsang-foun...
To love your child or grandson is not a big deal. We are chemically built to do that. Even monkeys do. But if you love someone else’s child or grandchild, then that is something. But it is not easy...
This is a beautiful world. It is complete in and of itself. There is no harm in giving and sharing love. But then, it becomes an obsession. When I become possessive about it, when I want it only fo...
Oneness is so difficult to achieve because everyone believes in different-ness. We have been brought up like that. We have been taught to be so competitive - that I am different, that you are diffe...
Shivam means consciousness, bliss, and auspiciousness. It is present within us and moving towards it is the spiritual journey.
In the ultimate essence, nobody can do anything to our true essence. If you are fixed there, then nothing matters. And, when you are full, the fullness flows, and you want to share it with others. ...
To be spiritual does not mean to become weak. Forgiveness is a great strength. It’s the weak that cannot forgive.
There are some qualities that we need to develop to lead a dharmic life. We need to know how to keep our senses under control. There has to be moderation. Remain tranquil at all times under all cir...
The greatest dharma is not to hurt or injure others, and cause no grief to others. Have affection towards everyone. This is the complete definition of dharma.When a person does his or her duty, the...