The Satsang Journal
Teachings, field notes and stories of service from across The Satsang Foundation.
A distracted mind is the main reason that causes energy loss. So, when the mind is calm, energy is gathered. Now this energy can be used for any constructive activity, service before self.
The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali say, ‘Yogas chitta vritti nirodha.’ The process of Yoga is to stop the continuous distractions of the mind. Practically, it’s Yoga; theoretically, it’s Vedanta because ...
The capacity of the mind, to think, to be aware, to be conscious, comes from the source, which is the Supreme Reality itself. So, when the mind thinks continuously of something, generally it become...
The function of a spiritual teacher as has been taught by my Master is not to distribute lollipops —everybody sucks on the lollipops and sits happily thinking this is the world. It is to face the r...
The mind indeed is a powerful tool because it has the capacity to visualize, to think by the essence, which is the Supreme Consciousness. It has the capacity to achieve what it wants.
Sri M celebrates Yoga Day at the Central Jail, Thiruvananthapuram Sri M led celebrations of the International Yoga Day on June 21, 2022, by inaugurating the ‘Manav Seva – Beyond Barriers’ initiativ...
Yoga is a step by step practice to take the mind from its limitations of the three-dimensional world so that it breaks free from that and embraces multidimensions and grows and expands till it sees...
Healthcare Challenges in India Despite advances in healthcare, affordability and accessibility are still a huge challenge, especially in rural sectors in India. Although health is known t...
The Satsang Foundation is delighted to announce a four day retreat with Sri M: Exploring Consciousness - Body, Mind & Beyond: The Upanishads and Yoga — Series 2. [symple_box color="red" fade_in...
The whole universe is supposed to be a sankalpa of the Supreme Being and we have been in some way given the capacity to make sankalpas.
A yogi doesn't ask for anything. He only asks to go closer to the Supreme, to the Divine. He doesn't ask for anything because he follows the logic that God knows, there's nothing to ask.
Is there some way by which the ordinary mind, caught up in this world with its pains and pleasures, can be free and touch the essence? The study of this is called the Brahmavidya, and the way to do...