Posts

Be Afraid of Nothing

Image
  Photo Credit: Pinterest Be Afraid of Nothing Fear is one of the greatest obstacles in human life. It hides in the corners of the mind, shaping our thoughts, limiting our actions, and preventing us from experiencing the fullness of existence. Yet, when we look deeply, we realise that fear is nothing but a thought - a play of the mind. To live fearlessly is to live in God’s love, in universal consciousness, and in the awareness that the Satguru is always with us. To be afraid of nothing means to hate no one and to love all things - sentient and insentient. It means to see God’s presence in everything, from the smallest atom to the vast cosmos; the journey from Atma to Paramatma. When we feel this divine love, fear dissolves naturally. Love and fear cannot coexist. Where love flows, fear disappears. Meditation is the path to this fearless state. In meditation, we connect to universal consciousness. Regular practice - alone and in collectivity - dissolves inner inconsistencies....
Post a Comment
Read more

A Quiet Mind is All We Need

Image
  Photo Credit Renaissance A Quiet Mind is All We Need The mind is often restless, filled with thoughts, worries, and endless chatter. This restlessness prevents us from experiencing the deeper truths of life. Yet, once the mind becomes quiet, everything begins to change. A quiet mind is all you need, for in silence lies the doorway to self-awareness, transformation, and bliss. Think of the rising sun. When the sun rises, the world awakens - flowers bloom, birds sing, and life becomes active. In the same way, when self-awareness arises in the light of a quiet mind, inner energies awaken. They begin to work miracles in one’s life. What seemed impossible becomes possible, what seemed heavy becomes light, and what seemed confusing becomes clear. Meditation is the path to this quiet mind. It is not about suppressing thoughts but about transcending them. When practiced regularly - alone and in collectivity - meditation connects us to universal consciousness. In that connection, th...
Post a Comment
Read more

Self-Torture is Not Spiritual Practice

Image
  Photo Credit: JKYog.org Self-Torture is Not Spiritual Practice Throughout history, seekers have often mistaken self-inflicted austerities for genuine spiritual practice. Fasting, extreme penances, or bodily mortifications are sometimes glorified as paths to enlightenment. Yet, such acts are not spirituality; they are merely another manifestation of the ego. When one says, “I am fasting today,” the emphasis is not on the practice but on the I . The ego becomes stronger, and the sense of self-importance grows. Instead of dissolving the ego, these practices reinforce it. True spirituality is not about torturing the body or mind. The body is a sacred vessel, and harming it does not bring one closer to truth. The mind, by nature, is restless, and austerities only give it another distraction. The ego cleverly disguises itself in the garb of discipline, whispering, “Look at me, I am spiritual because I suffer.” But suffering is not spirituality. It is attachment to the idea of ach...
Post a Comment
Read more

Everything Waits for Its Time

Image
  Photo Credit: Instagram Everything Waits for Its Time Life unfolds according to its own rhythm. Just as nature follows its cycles, so too does the journey of the soul. A flower does not bloom before its time; it waits patiently for the right season, the right sunlight, and the right nourishment. A child takes nine months before birth, growing quietly in the womb until the moment of arrival. The sun rises each day according to its time, never too early, never too late. In the same way, everything in life waits for its time. This truth is deeply spiritual. We often rush, wanting answers, seeking results, yearning for fulfilment. Yet, the universe reminds us that growth cannot be forced. The soul matures in silence, and the fruits of our journey ripen only when the time is right. Meditation is the practice that helps us align with this rhythm. It teaches us patience, awareness, and surrender. When we meditate, we step away from the restless chase of the external world. We stop...
Post a Comment
Read more

The World is an Illusion

Image
  Photo Credit: Pinterest The World is an Illusion The sages of the Himalayas have long declared that the world we perceive through our senses is not the ultimate reality. It is an illusion – maya - a grand play of appearances that entangles the mind and keeps it restless. Unless one gives up the idea that the world is real, the mind will continue to run after it, chasing shadows and temporary pleasures. This endless pursuit leads only to dissatisfaction, because the mind is never at peace when it is outwardly engaged. By its very nature, the mind is restless. It jumps from one thought to another, from one desire to the next, never content, never still. The more we believe in the reality of the external world, the more the mind is distracted by its countless attractions. Wealth, relationships, achievements, and possessions - all appear real and permanent, yet they are fleeting. The mind clings to them, and in doing so, it loses its connection with the eternal truth within. M...
Post a Comment
Read more

Looking for Good in Others Becomes Second Nature

Image
  Photo Credit: Facebook Looking for Good in Others Becomes Second Nature Meditation is not only a practice of silence; it is a practice of transformation. When we meditate regularly - alone or in collectivity - we connect to universal consciousness. This connection is not abstract; it is deeply practical. It dissolves the inconsistencies within us, heals the restlessness of the mind, and changes the way we see the world. One of the most profound changes is that looking for good in others becomes second nature. Ordinarily, the human mind is conditioned to notice faults. We see what is lacking, what is wrong, and what is imperfect. This tendency creates negativity, judgment, and separation. But meditation shifts our inner lens. As the mind quiets and the heart opens, we begin to see differently. We no longer focus on flaws; instead, we naturally look for the good in others. This change is not forced - it arises spontaneously. Just as a flower blooms when nourished by sunlight ...
Post a Comment
Read more

The Whole Body Changes Through Meditation

Image
  Photo Credit: Healthline The Whole Body Changes Through Meditation Meditation is often spoken of as a practice for calming the mind, but its impact goes far deeper. It is not only the mind that transforms through meditation - the whole body changes. Regular meditation, whether practiced alone or in collectivity, connects us to universal consciousness. In that connection, the body, mind, and soul align, and the transformation becomes complete. When we meditate, we step into silence. This silence is not empty; it is filled with the vibrations of universal consciousness. As we surrender to this flow, the inconsistencies within us begin to dissolve. The restlessness of the mind quiets, the heaviness of emotions lightens, and even the body begins to respond. Meditation is not simply a mental exercise - it is a holistic process that touches every cell of our being. Health is one of the first areas where change becomes visible. Stress, tension, and anxiety are often the root cause...
Post a Comment
Read more