The Satsang Journal
Teachings, field notes and stories of service from across The Satsang Foundation.
The study of the mind is a very scientific one. It’s not something which is mumbo-jumbo. We have the instrument to do that and that is the ancient science of Yoga and the ancient science of Vedanta...
The Bhagawat Gita, in my view is a classic text on not only in some way on managing the human mind but also on how to study the mind.
Management is nothing to do with material, it is do with your minds. If you can do that, you can manage the world. If you can manage your mind, you can mind the other person’s mind provided there a...
Having gone through this for many years, having seen my mind and its layers and different potentialities for many years, I would say that the mind has infinite potential, it is not finite. For that...
The Satsang Foundation is happy to announce that Sri M will be in Nagpur on 25th and 26th July 2020. 25 July 2020 Book Launch and Public Talk You are invited to the launch of the Hindi Edition of S...
Mindfulness is to watch your mind, be mindful of your mind while you are in the outside world, relating to others, reacting to what others say. It is to understand your mind as it is, not what you ...
If we think of a state of mind which is so quiet where there is no conflict, no distraction which is the aim of yoga, then you see there is something which is beyond the ordinary mind.
The Satsang Foundation has great pleasure in inviting you to the 6th session of “Under the Peepal Tree“, the online series of Satsangs that would be livestreamed & accessible on The Satsang Fou...
Who is managing the mind? The mind itself is managing the mind. There’s no external entity managing it over there.
What is the mind? The mind is made up of the movement of thought waves. You cannot conceive a mind without thought.
Satsang project update on Satsang Rural Vidyalaya, Satsang Skill Development Centre, Swasthya Kendra, The Sacred Grove: Centre for Exploring Consciousness and more for the period October 2019 - Jan...
The ‘sukshma sharira’ - subtle body is much more beautiful, finer than the ‘sthula sharira’, gross body which you have.