The Satsang Journal
Teachings, field notes and stories of service from across The Satsang Foundation.
According to the Pistis Sophia every human has to be crucified. It’s a symbolic gesture which means every human has to crucify his base instincts on the cross and the greatest crucifixion is the cu...
The Satsang Foundation invites you to an Online Talk by Sri M on the topic "Samvo Manamsi Jaanatam" (Putting our minds together to understand) at 10.30 am IST on 23 March 2020. The webcast will sta...
In view of the prevailing situation across the globe, The Satsang Foundation is compelled to postpone Sri M's visits to the USA, UK and Europe in the months of May and June 2020. Rescheduled dates ...
Upanishad says - taddure tadvantike – it’s far and it’s so near. It’s far because we think, ‘Oh, it’s so vast’. It’s near, because it is our own essential being.
One of the Upanishads says - yadvachan abhyuditam – that which words cannot describe, that is the true reality. The good news is that it’s also our inner core. It’s not far away that you cannot see...
The Satsang Foundation has great pleasure in inviting you to the 7th session of "Under the Peepal Tree", the online series of Satsangs that would be livestreamed & accessible on The Satsang Foundat...
So a yogi or a saint or a holy man, is somebody who has eyes, who can see, and for them they see that the whole is much bigger than any definitions we have.
Bhakti, Devotion is a great way of looking at and finding the Truth, because in devotion you expect nothing but to have an experience of God.
All the sadhana we do is basically to clear our mind and allow the inner to come forth, to shine forth and the way we live.
The whole process of sadhana is to go within and touch the spark in us - core of our consciousness.
Field trips are much anticipated at The Satsang Vidyalaya. Early in the term, children begin to ask where the year's field trips will be. For several of our children, these trips are the one of the...
In the Rig Veda, there is a saying, ekam sat vipra bahudha vadanti - there is only one Truth but the wise call it by different names.