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Sadhana is living every day as a new day letting go of yesterday
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Sadhana is living every day as a new day letting go of yesterday
The mind is the most important aspect of time. If you like something, time seems to be running very fast. If you don't like something, time seems to be running very slow.
Vedanta says - Tat Tvam Asi, you are not this you are That. This means the limited individual, that means the unlimited Sat.
Vedanta says that when you derive bliss or happiness from anything, you are merely manifesting a small part of the Ananda of the Supreme Reality.
Sri M narrates the story of Nachiketas, a young boy, discussing the important question of Death and immortality with Yama, the Lord of Death. “The sage, Vaajashravasa, desirous of heaven, performed...
Not so long ago, a group of young probationers ready to fly on the wings of ambition and youthful energy, were witnessed indulging in an innocent banter. Their middle-aged senior watched them with ...
Yogavidya stands at the confluence of two profound philosophies—Yoga and Vedanta (Uttara Mimamsa)—offering a holistic path for spiritual seekers. This integration not only enriches the practice of ...
In a convergence of spirituality and modern science, the International Yoga Research Foundation (IYRF) recently hosted a landmark event - ‘Colloquium on Yoga and Life Sciences and Beyond (YLSB): Em...
Agamas described That happiness as Anantam Anandam Brahma. That Ananda has no Anta, no end. How wonderful! It's all part of you and me. You don't have to depend on anything, but your own self..
Embodied with the Divine wisdom that transcends worldly boundaries, unseen or visible, Sri Guru Babaji has been a guiding force for seekers and sadhaks alike for centuries, His ethereal presence re...
According to Vedanta, the expression used to describe the ultimate reality, the Supreme Being, whatever the limited mind cannot conceive is called Satchitananda.
The mind is actually that which is not, but is ever becoming. When the becoming ceases, there is only that which is.