The Satsang Journal
Teachings, field notes and stories of service from across The Satsang Foundation.
Guru Purnima is the occasion of paying respect to all the Gurus, and not one Guru. Actually, Guru Purnima is for paying your respect to all teachers and Gurus, both in the inner as well as the oute...
I think it’s possible for everybody to meditate but when you begin to understand the reason why you want to understand spiritual matters, then meditation can be shifted to spiritual matters.
When you are so deeply continuously in dhyana on the object which is either the deity or your innermost self, after some time you forget that you exist. There is only That. When this stage takes pl...
People usually say ‘dhyana’, but dhyana is not complete by itself. First, there is dharana then there is dhyana; the ultimate aim of dhyana is samadhi, all these three together are called – Samyama.
Not only sadhana is important, but also the practical application of what has been taught, the way of life – dinacharya; what they call in Ayurveda.
The Guru Purnima celebrations are scheduled on Saturday, 24th July, 2021Given the ongoing COVID situation, you will be able to have a virtual darshan of Sri M along with the option to offer Virtual...
Following the teachings is more important than worshipping the Teacher.
Yoga is a practice by which any human being who is earnestly interested can transform his or her life in a positive way, to start with. Yoga has a much vaster implication than just postures. It sta...
Bharat Yoga Vidya Kendra announces the Yoga M course in August 2021. Yoga M has been conceived by Sri M for daily practice of any spiritual aspirant. The course is a fine balance of Asanas, Pranaya...
Bharat Yoga Vidya Kendra announces KausalaM Yoga – An Intermediate level of Yoga M course. “Yogah Karmasu Kausalam”Yoga is skill in action- Bhagavad Gita. (Chapter 2 Verse 50) KausalaM Yoga is inte...
Understand the fact that perhaps there are ways and means to go deep within yourself, to find that element in you, your consciousness which never dies even if the physical body dies.
When the ordinary thinking or the ordinary rational logic subsides, then comes the feeling called Bhakti. Bhakti is not different from Jnana Yoga but it’s that which comes with feelings not words, ...