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The Satsang Foundation is happy to bring you an update on Guru Purnima 2019 and Mahashivarathri 2020. Guru Purnima celebrations this year falls on Tuesday, 16th July 2019 and the venue for the cele...
The ancient seekers said, it’s true, you are looking for happiness, completeness and fulfillment. However, as you have not found it outside, have you even considered that perhaps, you can find it i...
It’s a burden to carry unnecessary material in your head, especially if you are seeking something new, something which is fresh. It is better to keep it all out. You don’t need to use your mind to ...
The greatest penance is to calmly and quietly hear someone insulting us with absolutely no reaction. And, at the end of it, to say ‘thank you very much’. That would be the highest penance for a yogi.
How does a person grow? Not by owning huge properties and great wealth but by beginning to think that everyone is important and essential.
Sat Chit Ananda! Sat is the reality of everything. Chit is consciousness by which you experience, feel or realize the reality. Ananda is bliss or happiness. Since it's difficult to directly touch S...
What you discover, sans your emotions, is merely a false image of yourself, it’s not you. It’s an emotion-free imitation that's not real. We are full of emotions. Always, keep that channel open.
Talk on Spirituality and Education followed by Q&A at Sishya School in Chennai on 8th April 2019. In the Q& A session Sri M answers questions on how we can nurture the spiritual qualities in ch...
Sri M speaks on how the 'Ego' and all the aspects which contribute to it, is a big obstacle to our reaching the state of eternal happiness. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4_1LzFoxRI
When emotions come, don’t run away from them. Feel what is happening. Being emotional human beings, we cannot discover ourselves in a ‘dry’ emotionless manner. Only when we experience emotions are ...
Churning is the process of looking within. Looking within is not just sitting with one’s eyes closed. Churning means to watch your mind, to be watchful of your interactions in your everyday life to...
In the process of delving into the mind, there is a lot of churning. When you churn, just like the ancient ‘Samudra Manthan’ (churning of the ocean), the first thing that emerges is poison. Unfortu...