The Satsang Journal
Teachings, field notes and stories of service from across The Satsang Foundation.
There is an eternal element in all of us that is joyous in its own nature.
Apart from material troubles, what we generally have are mind or ego problems. I think I am a wise man but when I go out, someone calls me a fool. What happens to my steady mind? It’s gone because ...
The Satsang Foundation has great pleasure in inviting you to "Under the Peepal Tree", a new series of Satsangs. This would be accessible on The Satsang Foundation's official social channels,...
Running away from one’s circumstances is not the solution. When the mind is steady, the steadiness and wisdom are not dependent on external circumstances.
When all the desires of heart have been understood and let go of, and when the spirit finds joy and satisfaction in itself without any external add-ons, then one is a person with steady wisdom.
One who discovers through deep introspection that the Self is unruffled deep down has secured wisdom.
A Sthitaprajna is one whose state of mind has become balanced, steady, and unruffled, yet is still active. This is for the person living in this world, not in a cave far from everything.
The Satsang Foundation on behalf of Penguin and DC Books, is happy to invite you to the launch of "On Meditation: Finding Infinite Bliss and Power Within" by Sri M at Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala on ...
There are different ways to find the Truth. Follow whichever you prefer. The purpose of Kriya is to increase focus and speed.
If somebody has no doubts, is innocent, simple-minded and had a movement towards the divine in one’s youth, this is so because they are already prepared. This is the case of someone who has done al...
We need jean-clad sanyasins. The paraphernalia should go and the reality should emerge.
Dear Lakshmi, I am calling off this affair of devotees' experiences etc. I thought people were just jotting down their experiences for private reference. Now this looks like a publication and publi...